Alone

Last week I decided to go out with a new friend who is 65 years old. I'll call him Alex.
He contacted me at one of these gay dating services and said he'd like to meet me. We started talking and he started posting on his own profile of that service. He declares himself heterosexual with great curiosity about homosexual life.

We dialed and went to a motel.
We took the clothes, a shower and I already warned about the condom.

Since he had invited me out, I thought I would take the initiative.

Suddenly he begins to speak after a good silence.

"This is the first sexual relationship with a man I want to have, but I do not know what to do."

Basically, I felt betrayed, very upset because he should have said that.
I thought about it a bit, and I took the following initiative: I will teach this guy to be happy in bed with another man.

Divorced two years ago. Two sons who do not like homosexuals and abhor the things we (gays) do. At the very least, if this man is going to go through some suffering, let him be well informed.

Good! We talk about everything. From safety to dildo. To sexually transmitted diseases to men searchers just like him on the internet.

So it was! After we left the motel we headed for his house. About 25 km away. Very quiet.
 - I - "Has something happened?" Why this silence? "
- Alex - "Can I ask you a question?"
- I - Yes!
- Alex - "Shall I tell my c***dren?"
- Alex - "Why, to suffer, for them to say that they are ashamed of their own father who is discovering that he is gay?" No, you do not have to give satisfaction to anybody, you have to be happy.
- Alex - "Thank you for what you did to me!"
Each one went his way!

Two very good questions for debate:
1 - The generational prejudice against mature, elderly, old man who wants to have sex, homosexuals.

2 - It is possible to state, if a scientific research that the number of men disillusioned with heterosexual love life and, finding