Milk

Title: Milk
Author: Dru
Type: Fan Fiction
Genre: Romance, Drama
Rating: NC-17

Those who enjoy reading fanfiction about Ryden, AKA the pairing of Panic! At The Disco members Brendon Urie and Ryan Ross, would be remiss and frankly blind if they have not stumbled over the talented Dru before now. Though many fanfiction writers do not cover the controversial topics she does in her writing, from self-harm to being transsexual to the subject of BDSM, she does so with brilliance and imaginativeness that continues to stun her readers and those who choose to comment.

Taking place in a BDSM trilogy based on the pairing of Brendon and Ryan, Milk covers the topic of enema use between two men who love each other dearly. It begins with the use of the enema and the discomfort Ryan feels both at being filled with the liquid and having Brendon witness his embarrassment when it is time to release the liquid inside of him. It is followed up by a round of beautiful lovemaking between two men who know, trust, and love each other. A combination of human emotion and tender love, Milk is, without a doubt, an absolute stunner.

Milk portrays the simplicity of the trust relationship between two men who engage in a BDSM relationship, one as the dominant and one as the submissive. More likely than not, it is the most beautiful definition of this relationship to exist on this site. Milk also reveals a simple slice of life, true human emotion expressed through words instead of being glamorized for the public. From the tender way Brendon cares for Ryan as he uses the enema on him to the embarrassment Ryan feels after it is over, this story will be sure to convince Ryden readers everywhere that, given the proper time and attention, any topic, no matter how strange or controversial it may be perceived to be, can be covered with a beauty and grace that endears the readers and leaves them twitching for more.

Whether or not readers are used to the subject matter at hand, they will love this story if they only give it the chance it deserves as a breathtaking piece of fiction. I recommend it wholeheartedly.