Down Josh down
I went to visit friends. Matt and Louise. They have a Down Syndrome boy named Josh and because we had the same name Josh he feels a, shall we say, special affection for me. Whenever he sees me he hugs me tight and kisses me. "He really likes you. He is so affectionate," Louise said beaming. It’s a thing, his thing, he has done it forever. I'm like his special buddy. Josh has grown over the years, as kids do and he is now, you know, grown up. He's 16. And he's a big, strong lad. Last weekend was no different to any other time I have visited, he was very pleased to see me. He ran up to me and hugged me, kind of bear hugged me hello. "Isn't he sweet, how he still thinks you are special," said Lou. He kind of hangs on to me, which is okay. Except last weekend, for the first time, I could feel how affectionate he was as he rubbed against my leg. “Ah!” nervous laugh. Josh had a boner, and he's a big boy, well hung and he wasn't backward in rubbing...