July 19, 2026

No Posts for 3 days


Alright, horndogs.

I wanted to be honest with you all for a minute.

There won't be any new posts for the next 3 days. I'm taking a short break, not because I'm disappearing, but because I genuinely want to reset and figure out where this page is headed.

If I'm being completely honest, I haven't been very happy with the way the last couple of weeks have gone.

I've noticed the reactions to some of the recent chapters haven't quite been the same either. I don't post content that I don't enjoy writing, and I'm still proud of everything I've published. But I can also tell when something isn't landing the way I'd hoped. Sometimes a storyline just doesn't feel as exciting as the ones before it, and that's on me.

One thing I am incredibly proud of is History Between Us. That has genuinely become one of my favorite projects I've ever worked on (and got to publish it as a book), and seeing so many of you enjoy it has meant a lot to me.

On the other hand, I think the last few chapters of Private Chef's Hungry Client, and to a lesser extent Coach's Secret Sessions, didn't quite come together the way I originally pictured them. That's not anyone else's fault. Looking back, I know I could've delivered them better, and I take full accountability for that.

So these next few days aren't really a vacation.
I'm going to relax a little (ofcourse), but I'm also going to sit down and properly map out the next few months of this page.

I want to make sure everything feels exciting again. When I look back at stories like Crashing at Brad's Place, Roommate Advantage and My Ex's Brother Drew, I think they had a fun, chaotic energy that made readers want to come back for every chapter. That's the feeling I want to bring into the next wave of stories.


Private Chef's Hungry Client: I've decided it's the right time to bring this story to an end over the next 4 chapters. Originally, I had a much bigger roadmap planned, with new characters (Guest Chef), more adventures (public play), and several more story arcs. But sometimes it's better to end a story while it still has something meaningful to say than keep stretching it just because I can.

I'm already halfway through planning the ending, and I think this short break will help me give Connor and Julien the send-off they deserve.


Coach's Secret Sessions: First of all... thank you. This story has received a much warmer response, and I've had so much fun reading all your comments and theories. Some of you are absolutely convinced Riley and his dad have this huge master plan behind everything.

The truth is much simpler.

Riley was originally going to play a much bigger role, but as the story evolved, Logan and Coach completely stole the spotlight. You horndogs loved those two together so much that Riley has naturally become more of a catalyst to push their story toward its ending rather than being the ending himself. The story is now completely finished (from my side), and it'll wrap up in 4 more episodes beginning on the 22nd.

Alpha Members: You guys seemed to really enjoy getting a batch of episodes early last time, so while I'm taking this short break, you'll still have something to read. I'll be posting early access to the final episodes of Coach's Secret Sessions shortly. Enjoy the ending while I'm away, and regular posting will resume once I'm back.


What's Coming Next?
I'm really excited about what's planned over the next month.


The Untouchable Alpha Bro arrives at the end of this month.

Colton is the guy everyone wants to be.
Evan is the one guy he never expected to get under his skin.

If you're here for gym bros, straight guy denial, dumb decisions, and way too much tension between friends... I think you're going to have a lot of fun with this one.

Then in August, you'll be getting two shorter stories.



Bachelor Weekend (August 8)

A remote cabin. A bachelor party. One openly gay friend. A weekend that gets wildly out of hand. It's only four chapters long, but it's fast-paced from the very beginning and packed with plenty of filth.



The Bro Split (August 9)

Three gym bros. One shared desire. Too much confidence. Not enough common sense.
What starts as harmless locker room banter quickly spirals into blurred boundaries.
It's another quick five-part story that's playful, chaotic, and exactly the kind of ridiculous fun I want more of on this page.

So yeah... maybe some of you noticed the last couple of weeks weren't quite hitting the same.

I noticed it too.

Rather than pretending everything is perfect, I'd rather take a couple of days, reset, plan properly, and come back with stories that make all of us excited again.


Thank you for sticking around, horndogs.


Be back soon!

Comments (4)

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Erin Mc · July 19, 2026

Take as much time as you need Dan, you’ve been extraordinary prolific for the past couple of months. Take a little vacation over the weekend nearby, clear your head of all this “talk of sex, blow jobs, butts, cocks, and the like!” We’ll see you when you get back!! xx Erin

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MSomguy · July 19, 2026

I hope you take some time for yourself to recharge and not just agonize over mapping out your stories. Maybe it’s just me, but I’ve been busier than usual in life so although I have been keeping up on reading your posts, I (and perhaps others of similar mind) just haven’t had as much chance to engage and give feedback to let you know your writing is still hitting a mark. All that said, I must say I’m sad to hear you’re cutting the Private Chef storyline shorter than you’d anticipated originally. Not to pressure you to keep writing it if it’s truly not compelling for you to continue, but I thought the story has been one of my favorites so far with a lot more potential still left in it. The outline you’d mentioned had some interesting ideas to keep it from getting stale and adding some dimension to Conner’s sexual exploration along with some potential points of tension to keep us all hot under the collar and wanting more. 😉 Ultimately, please do what you feel is right for you and the story arcs, but I figured I’d write back some words of encouragement to help you know that you’re not just telling stories into the void.

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Erin Mc · July 19, 2026

Me neither..

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Scott H · July 19, 2026

Do what you feel you need to do to keep writing your great stories.