There comes a time (at least there SHOULD come a time) when a young man leaves his family and sets out to start his own life. He has finished his education or training, which usually leads to him getting a job. By accepting the responsibility of showing up each day and performing his job, our young man has reached a level of adulthood that will allow him to finally be in charge of his own life free of parental rules. Finally, his regular income will allow him to immerse himself in debt as he pays for housing, transportation, food, more taxes than he ever imagined and, last but not least, the chance to spend more money than he should on indulgences.
As a healthy young man, he will passionately pursue women in the hope of securing sex without the complications of love, only to discover that he is a blind man in a mine field that he can neither see nor understand. For anyone who has never lived in a trailer park, trailer park life is an adventure all by itself. There seems to be constant "red neck drama" with drinking to excess, usually followed by a fight, accusations of theft, usually followed by a fight, accusations of "messin' with" husband or wife, usually followed by a fight, and, fights, usually followed by a fight. Lots of big pickup trucks, loud country music and, of course, fights. While I lived there I did my best to remain quiet and stay off the red neck radar lest I be accused of any of the above discretions and be challenged to a fight. I did find a couple of lonely women about twice my age who had no husbands and who were constantly in need of help with something or other around the homestead. Being handy and helpful can be SO rewarding.'Trailer Park Nights' is a series of five books that follow a young man as he starts life on his own including numerous sexual adventures. His journey of discovery is usually guided by skilled and knowledgeable women who bring fire and energy into his otherwise work-a-day life.
Join him as his world becomes larger and more colorful.
There comes a time (at least there SHOULD come a time) when a young man leaves his family and sets out to start his own life. He has finished his education or training, which usually leads to him getting a job. By accepting the responsibility of showing up each day and performing his job, our young man has reached a level of adulthood that will allow him to finally be in charge of his own life free of parental rules. Finally, his regular income will allow him to immerse himself in debt as he pays for housing, transportation, food, more taxes than he ever imagined and, last but not least, the chance to spend more money than he should on indulgences.
As a healthy young man, he will passionately pursue women in the hope of securing sex without the complications of love, only to discover that he is a blind man in a mine field that he can neither see nor understand. For anyone who has never lived in a trailer park, trailer park life is an adventure all by itself. There seems to be constant "red neck drama" with drinking to excess, usually followed by a fight, accusations of theft, usually followed by a fight, accusations of "messin' with" husband or wife, usually followed by a fight, and, fights, usually followed by a fight. Lots of big pickup trucks, loud country music and, of course, fights. While I lived there I did my best to remain quiet and stay off the red neck radar lest I be accused of any of the above discretions and be challenged to a fight. I did find a couple of lonely women about twice my age who had no husbands and who were constantly in need of help with something or other around the homestead. Being handy and helpful can be SO rewarding.'Trailer Park Nights' is a series of five books that follow a young man as he starts life on his own including numerous sexual adventures. His journey of discovery is usually guided by skilled and knowledgeable women who bring fire and energy into his otherwise work-a-day life.
Join him as his world becomes larger and more colorful.
