Ever since the night they had sex, the two of them have been in love, but now, after kissing, they're back to their old ways. The scene opens with a flashback to the night the two had sex. The narrator tells us that he's seen the same face in his dreams every night since then, and that's why he can't get laid by the guy. He asks the narrator why the two have been together all this time, and the narrator tells him that it's because the two are "pretty popular" . He also tells the narrator that the guy is "so handsome" , but the narrator doesn't understand why the guy would want to be so fickle. He's also surprised that the two haven't been together for a while, since the narrator has been with the guy all day. He says that he hasn't seen him since he kissed him this afternoon, and he asks if the guy's just going to "make a fuss" like he always does, or if he just wants to "just make a fuss." The narrator is shocked, and says that his body is "aflame" ever since he saw the guy in his dream. He wants to know what's wrong with the man, and asks if he can kiss him, and if he wants to sleep with him. The two start to argue, and then the narrator says that if the two just want to "bang" each other, that would make them "sex friends," and that they should just have sex. He tells the man to shut his eyes, and they'll have sex, but he won't be able to kiss him because he'll be too busy to do it. The man says that they can have sex if they keep their eyes closed, and