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Alternative Methods.
Has sex become repetitious? Feeling sore in certain areas? Well, good news! Your boyfriend has sent you on a quest to find different ways of having fun gay sex. Yay!
Find the following people and seek out their knowledge:
Good luck, Wanderer!
Find the following people and seek out their knowledge:
- Arcade Israel Gannon (=D)
- Jimmy (Westside)
- Old Ben (Freeside)
- Doctor Alex Richards (Novac)
- Ignacio Rivas (Helios One)
Good luck, Wanderer!
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"Your reactions? Your lack of reactions? This admittance?"
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Neil swallows and still leans into the nuzzling. "I know it's dumb to dwell on that."
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"Because, to me, you're everything I want. Everything I've always wanted. Nothing about you is weak."
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"I'm not going to stop having relations with you," he blathers instead. "I know it's important for you." To have the one thing that Neil will never fully comprehend.
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"You're important to me. That's entirely optional."
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"You're already making a lot of allowances for me. I want to do something for you."
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But Alex had spoken, back in the bowels of Vault 7, that this is really all he could want. Neil swallows the memory and tightens his arms around Alex, his face pressing against the man's chest. "I'm here because I love you."
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Already giving up things to be with Alex.
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"There is no compromise," he finally says. "When I have nowhere else to go."
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Maybe it's because of the subject. Maybe it's because of that bunker yesterday, or because of the dreams he's been having. Maybe it's because they hadn't made love, not like that, since that stupid vault. But Alex remembers. That Neil had asked him if the Mojave was his home.
But Alex's home was gone. He stayed in the Mojave because he had nowhere else to go.
But in that vault, when Neil asked him that, there had been something else. Alex had told Neil to choose his own home, and Neil had said it wasn't a place he was looking for.
It was a friend. A friend that could be something Neil stays close to, who won't leave him. And Alex, in everything that had happened, hadn't thought of that response since then.
"...Wanderer," Alex questions, something of gravity in his tone. "Where's your home?"
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But he has. He has found what was once missing. It is this that Alex asks for.
But.
"You sure," Neil breathes out, "you want to know?"
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Then: "You're right. Sorry." Neil lifts his head, his face ragged. "I told you in that vault that I'm not looking for a place, right?"
A friend, he had said.
"That used to be my dad." Until James tore it away from him with a simple flip of the switch. "Now it's you."
A grim smile. "You're my home."
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That used to be James Park. Now it was Alex Seattle Geer.
You're my home.
Neil looks like death and Alex only kisses his forehead.
"You're all I want," he repeats. "Sex or no sex, as long as you stay with me like this I'm happy. You're my life. And I'm your home. So stay here. Stay right here."
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"I have no intention of leaving." Even as the other might. Pick up and just go. "I would never just go away."
Neil swallows, his throat thick with bile. "I'm staying here as long as you want me," he murmurs. "Right here. With you."
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He can't help the grin, half-hearted and dwindling mirth. "You know how my luck works, right? Good things tend to just fall apart," Neil jokes.
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"So it's time for the better. All right?"
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He cannot help the small pause. "Starting with alternative ways to have sex."
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Maybe that should be the first show of difference. Alex brushing off the chance to talk about sex.
He stares at Neil instead. "Do you actually believe what I said?"
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"As much as I can believe anyone," he gives sincerely.
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