His is bigger, but I'm not jealous. I just want it more than I've ever wanted anything.
We're just friends. It's not that weird for Josh and me to compare sizes. But when it ends up going a little too far, I'm left reeling.
Too far wasn't enough for me, and just a taste isn't enough to keep me satisfied. I've gone from being curious about guys to being obsessed with one—and his big tool.
If I don't get my hands on Josh again, I'm going to lose my mind.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Tender, Steamy, Slow-Burn Gay Awakening You Won’t Forget
This novella is a deliciously intimate journey of two college roommates—best friends, bantering partners, late-night study buddies—who finally stumble into the truth they’ve been circling for years. Their “aha” moment? Is walking into the football locker room to congratulate a friend after a great game (or maybe perfectly right) time, to be surrounded by sweaty, musky, naked men.
The scene is electric: sweat, steam, half-dressed athletes, and suddenly both guys are realizing the spark shooting down their spines isn’t just surprise—it’s desire. But instead of brushing it off, the moment cracks something open between them. The tension in the room lingers long after they leave, and the novella uses that spark to unravel years of buried curiosity, quiet “almost” moments, and the kind of soft, lingering looks that only make sense in hindsight.
From there, the story leans beautifully into queer self-discovery. The author balances humor, awkwardness, and slow-building heat so well—you feel every brush of fingers, every charged silence in their shared dorm room. As they talk, experiment, and finally confess that they’ve both been bi-curious for years, the emotional payoff is huge. Their bond doesn’t just survive the shift—it deepens into something tender, messy, and intensely romantic.
The spice is there—oh, it’s there—but the heart is what carries the story. It’s a novella about choosing honesty, choosing each other, and realizing that sometimes your soulmate has been sleeping three feet away the whole time.
A short, sweet, sexy read for everyone who loves friends-to-lovers, queer awakening stories, and romances where the tension snaps in the best possible way.
This is the first story I've read by this author and I really enjoyed it. It's told in a single POV and the author took their time to really build the character of Dylan - a college guy that is beginning to question his attraction to other guys, particularly, his best friend and roommate, Josh. I liked how the author didn't rush Dylan and didn't put in a lot of unnecessary angst. Josh was the perfect counterpart to Dylan - and obviously just as attracted to his friend. It was actually sweet, with a little bit of heat, and the perfect quick read. I've read a lot of shorts that either fall short on world building/character development or end up being overly cheesy, and this was definitely not like those. I will absolutely check out other titles by the author, and I'm really glad I came across this one.
Dylan loopt er al een tijdje mee dat hij mannen ook aantrekkelijk vindt, maar hij heeft er nog niets mee gedaan.
Na een bezoek aan de kleedkamer van een vriend na een wedstrijd, komen hij en zijn huisgenoot Josh op een idee om ook eens zich met elkaar te vergelijken. Van dat ene moment komt veel meer.
Smile. That's what's on my face. Usually these quick reads don't have much in them other than sex, but these two had a real connection and the reader (me) felt it. I hope you enjoy it too!
His is Bigger delivers quick, flirty size difference heat: banter and enthusiastic open door scenes. Solid 3.5 🌶 and 3.5 ⭐ I would have loved the epilogue to match chapter lengths and slightly more polished formatting. STILL a tasty tease. Sylvia's got spark 😝
If you just want a smutty dicking down book, this is for you. The sex scenes were fine, just a little all over the place for me. It reads more like a fanfic than a published short story, but I just that's all fan fiction really is.
I read these specifically for the smut and fact that I dont think anything happens in real life like that but in any case they are still very interesting reads and I enjoy them regardless.