Queer as Folk: The Pleasure Principle [R]
Fandom: Queer as Folk (US)
Characters/Pairing: Brian Kinney, Joan Kinney
Rating: R (language)
Length: 200 words
Spoilers/Warnings: Potentially sacrilegious.
Notes: Written for the prompt pleasure.
The Pleasure Principle
by Stars
Brian Kinney is, admittedly, a hedonist - a devourer of drugs and ingester of intoxicants. He is an unashamed, unapologetic connoisseur of copulation, frolicker in fornication, delighter in debauchery. A maximum of pleasure, minimum of bullshit is his credo, and should he ever desire a Kinney coat of arms, such would be the motto emblazoned upon it (most likely above a wooden staff, rampant).
Brian Kinney knows all about the sins of his flesh. He indulges in the secret sin of self-satisfaction with a frequency that far outstrips the prayers of even the most devout mother, never mind Joan Kinney. He surrounds himself with pornography, floods himself with wave after wave of sexual stimuli, an impassioned devotee to the cult of carnal lust. He sates himself in the soft mouths and hard bodies of Free Love - the only real, true love he has ever known.
It's not enough; there is no such thing as enough. So Brian steadily works his way through the seven deadly sins - pride, envy, wrath, lust, greed, gluttony, sloth - and while Joan Kinney falls to her knees in church to plead with her God for Brian's immortal soul, tricks fall like dominoes to worship his cock.
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Characters/Pairing: Brian Kinney, Joan Kinney
Rating: R (language)
Length: 200 words
Spoilers/Warnings: Potentially sacrilegious.
Notes: Written for the prompt pleasure.
The Pleasure Principle
by Stars
Brian Kinney is, admittedly, a hedonist - a devourer of drugs and ingester of intoxicants. He is an unashamed, unapologetic connoisseur of copulation, frolicker in fornication, delighter in debauchery. A maximum of pleasure, minimum of bullshit is his credo, and should he ever desire a Kinney coat of arms, such would be the motto emblazoned upon it (most likely above a wooden staff, rampant).
Brian Kinney knows all about the sins of his flesh. He indulges in the secret sin of self-satisfaction with a frequency that far outstrips the prayers of even the most devout mother, never mind Joan Kinney. He surrounds himself with pornography, floods himself with wave after wave of sexual stimuli, an impassioned devotee to the cult of carnal lust. He sates himself in the soft mouths and hard bodies of Free Love - the only real, true love he has ever known.
It's not enough; there is no such thing as enough. So Brian steadily works his way through the seven deadly sins - pride, envy, wrath, lust, greed, gluttony, sloth - and while Joan Kinney falls to her knees in church to plead with her God for Brian's immortal soul, tricks fall like dominoes to worship his cock.
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