Docking

 

Further to a recent post of mine about Asian boys being ashamed of their foreskins (how silly!) the other night whilst passing through Singapore I dropped in to have a drink at the Raffles Hotel. In the Long Bar while drinking some Tiger beer I got talking to a cute American boy who would have been around twenty. He had a militaristic bearing. The boy who was called Brad told me that he’d been recently reading about cock docking on the net and was bemoaning the fact that he would never be able to experience it. “Why ever not?” I spluttered over my beer. The boy looked at me as if I was some kind of simpleton.

“Because I’m American and the majority of us are circumcised, that’s why not.”

“Well the good news is that you can actually take part in cock docking Brad. It’s called ‘half docking.'”

“How does that work?” he said looking rather puzzled.

“First of all, you need to find a friend who’s uncut.”

“Well where -?”

“Don’t worry Brad, you’ve already found one. Come out to the can and I’ll give you a demo.”
We went and found the rather luxuriously appointed boy’s dunny as we say in Australia. I ushered the American boy into a cubicle and told him to drop his pants. Yes he was certainly cut and he had a pretty awesome eight inches which was already hard. I dropped my own trousers and maneuvered until our cock heads were kissing.

“Now because you’re cut Brad… and I wouldn’t feel badly about it… that’s a beautiful sight! Anyway, because of that you need to be the rocket ship.”

“Rocket ship?”

“Yeah, and just think of me as the space station where you’re trying to dock safely. I open the lips of my fairly generous foreskin like so and you insert your cock head. That’s it! How does that feel?”

“Just great!”

“Fine. Now that I’ve accommodated your head I can make the experience even more exciting…”

With that I started to wank the boy’s head with my skin.

“Aw man, that is terrific. I’m so happy I can take part in cock docking after all.”

With that he shot his warm load into my foreskin and I said, “And that is called a ‘wet docking.'”

• Kevin Armstrong