Draco is going to have a hard time. On the one hand, as you point out, they are indeed very compatible. On the other, Draco can't stand losing, and Harry has in essence been winning all the time. Draco thinks Brian has a shady past, not that he doesn't exist.
Harry thought the move would impress Draco and make him glad he had a "boyfriend" who could act the part before pure-bloods in all ways. He still has no idea that Draco wants anything permanent. Draco knows this is all a fantasy, so why is he having trouble holding his emotional distance? Of course, after this experience they shared, Harry might realize Draco would indeed have trouble, but he thinks Draco is cool enough to remind himself it's all an act and tear away.
Harry wouldn't have a problem bottoming as long as he thought he was still in emotional control (of himself, his partner, or both). He'll have a very hard time with the thought of just giving in to Draco again.
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Date: 2008-04-03 02:25 am (UTC)Draco is going to have a hard time. On the one hand, as you point out, they are indeed very compatible. On the other, Draco can't stand losing, and Harry has in essence been winning all the time. Draco thinks Brian has a shady past, not that he doesn't exist.
Harry thought the move would impress Draco and make him glad he had a "boyfriend" who could act the part before pure-bloods in all ways. He still has no idea that Draco wants anything permanent. Draco knows this is all a fantasy, so why is he having trouble holding his emotional distance? Of course, after this experience they shared, Harry might realize Draco would indeed have trouble, but he thinks Draco is cool enough to remind himself it's all an act and tear away.
Harry wouldn't have a problem bottoming as long as he thought he was still in emotional control (of himself, his partner, or both). He'll have a very hard time with the thought of just giving in to Draco again.