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"The protagonist begins this story at 16, and while he's a genuinely nice guy, he acts like a 16-year-old. No, he's not wise beyond his years, so don't be surprised when he makes some moronic decisions that may hurt the people he loves."

—Opening sentence of the first story, foreshadowing plot twists and character development to come.

A series of erotic literature web novels by Bluedragon. It follows the growth of a 16-year-old boy named Ben who, following a growth spurt and tutelage in the art of sex by neighbor Keira McNeil, finds himself becoming quite the ladies' man. He finds, however, that his growing reputation as a sex god has its own consequences, and he struggles to overcome his own faults and find happiness. It is a story marked by excellent plotting, good pacing, great character development, intelligent writing, witty dialogue, and really hot sex. Highly recommended. They can be found here

This web novel series provides examples of :

Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: Averted, for the most part. Ben's parents and Dawn's parents are surprisingly tolerant of their children's activities.
- Played straight, however, when the parents are "inspired" to replicate said activities.
Alpha Bitch: Adrienne, and Elyse before her.
Brother-Sister Incest
Cannot Spit It Out
Chekhov's Gunman: Mark, a bit character in the first book, date-rapes Dawn in the immediate sequel. Jaron as well, in the fourth book, though he also qualifies as a Chekhov's Boomerang.
A Day in the Limelight: Some of the side-stories.
Even the Girls Want Her: Adrienne and Dawn
Girl Next Door: Adrienne, technically, though she doesn't really fit the description, as she's known as All-Day Adrienne Dennis.
- Conceptually, Dawn definitely fits, even though they spend most of the high-school years 500 miles apart.
If It's You It's Okay: Adrienne, eventually.
It's Not You, It's Me: Lampshaded by Ben at the central breakup in OCSL 2.
Les Yay: Nearly all of Ben's girlfriends are bisexual.
Luke, I Am Your Father: Mr. Evans is Emma and Eden's father.
Long-Distance Relationship: Ben and Dawn.
Memetic Sex God: Ben is one in-universe.
Put on a Bus: In Ordinary College Sex Life 2, Dawn Evans, going to Morris Camp.
Poor Communication Kills: Or at least causes dramatic breakups.
Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: To Ben, anyway.
Rape as Drama: Played straight, then subverted in the second book.
Replacement Love Interest: Amber.
Sarcastic Title: And how.
Stepford Smiler: In the OCSL 2, Dawn, as she starts failing her Finance class and starts getting into extreme sex acts, even for the universe.
Victorious Childhood Friend: Dawn, at times.
What the Hell, Hero?: Let's just say several major characters have this happen to them.

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 * [[Cannot Spit It Out]]
 * [[Chekhov's Gunman]]: Mark, a bit character in the first book,  {{spoiler|date-rapes Dawn}} in the immediate sequel. Jaron as well, in the fourth book, though he also qualifies as a [[Chekhov's Boomerang]].
-* [[A Day in The Limelight]]: Some of the side-stories.
+* [[A Day in the Limelight]]: Some of the side-stories.
 * [[Even the Girls Want Her]]: Adrienne and Dawn
 * [[Girl Next Door]]: Adrienne, technically, though she doesn't really fit the description, as she's known as All-Day Adrienne Dennis.
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 * [[Long-Distance Relationship]]: Ben and Dawn.
 * [[Memetic Sex God]]: Ben is one in-universe.
-* [[Put On a Bus]]: In Ordinary College Sex Life 2,  {{spoiler|Dawn Evans, going to Morris Camp.}}
+* [[Put on a Bus]]: In Ordinary College Sex Life 2,  {{spoiler|Dawn Evans, going to Morris Camp.}}
 * [[Poor Communication Kills]]: Or at least causes dramatic breakups.
 * [[Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil]]: To Ben, anyway.
-* [[Rape As Drama]]: Played straight, then subverted in the second book.
+* [[Rape as Drama]]: Played straight, then subverted in the second book.
 * [[Replacement Love Interest]]: Amber.
 * [[Sarcastic Title]]: And how.