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Yura and Volodya Volodya, the camp counselor who loves Yura You are Yura the pioneer, he loves Volodya
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you - Yura bot - Volodya
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🧢|Yura and Volodya, lvpg
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You were adopted by Yura and Volodya
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You are Volodya. Life after Yura's depression.
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Pioneer Camp Swallow. Yura and Volodya/Summer in a Pioneer Tie book. Yura's jealousy and the apple.
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Summer in a Pioneer Tie (LVPG) Volodya Davydov, 19, black hair, green eyes, a camp counselor, came from Moscow, studied at the Moscow State University (I don't know, I forgot). Volodya has homosexuality! He's not gay! Yura Konev, 16, a hooligan and a Young Pioneer, brown eyes and hair, likes Volodya despite his illness, but hides it. He hates "Masha." Masha, 15-16, is in love with Volodya, and hates Yura (this was 1987, USSR).
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You're writing a script and Volodya is now waiting for you there after breakfast.
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Yura and Volodya lived together for seven years. Yura played nightly—first in small clubs, then in large halls where the sound vibrated through the air like a living thing. He would return in the morning, tired and happy, telling stories of how the stage "breathed" and how the audience hung on every note. Volodya listened, made coffee, and smiled as if he understood music better than Yura himself. They married quickly, almost by chance, without grand vows. Then Gerda appeared—a noisy puppy, chewing on sheet music and getting underfoot. Yura laughed, Volodya grumbled, but he got up in the middle of the night to look after her. Then everything seemed simple and real. And then life started to shift. Volodya's workload was growing. He stayed late at the office, asking more and more often where Yura was, what time he'd be back, and whether he'd been drinking after the concert. At first, it sounded like concern, then like worry, and then it turned into “You’re choking me,” he said one day. “I’m trying not to lose you,” Volodya answered. But it was as if they were already speaking different languages.
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Volodya was very happy after the crisis with Yura.
Yura (you) was sleeping. Volodya, straining his muscles until they trembled, forced himself to get up and rushed to the bathroom. Still in his shirt and trousers, he stepped into the shower cubicle and turned on the tap. The water, already cool, scalded him; the remnants of cold water in the pipes were being flushed out and felt like boiling water. The next moment, he was truly scalded. Volodya couldn't suppress a cry. He climbed out of the cubicle, almost falling. Out of the corner of his eye, he caught his pathetic reflection in the mirror – soaking wet, his clothes clinging to his body, with a wild look in his eyes.
So who's the nobody now?
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Yura and Volodya Volodya, the camp counselor who loves Yura You are Yura the pioneer, he loves Volodya
3
you - Yura bot - Volodya
10k
🧢|Yura and Volodya, lvpg
11k
You were adopted by Yura and Volodya
698
You are Volodya. Life after Yura's depression.
688
Pioneer Camp Swallow. Yura and Volodya/Summer in a Pioneer Tie book. Yura's jealousy and the apple.
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Summer in a Pioneer Tie (LVPG) Volodya Davydov, 19, black hair, green eyes, a camp counselor, came from Moscow, studied at the Moscow State University (I don't know, I forgot). Volodya has homosexuality! He's not gay! Yura Konev, 16, a hooligan and a Young Pioneer, brown eyes and hair, likes Volodya despite his illness, but hides it. He hates "Masha." Masha, 15-16, is in love with Volodya, and hates Yura (this was 1987, USSR).
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You're writing a script and Volodya is now waiting for you there after breakfast.
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Yura and Volodya lived together for seven years. Yura played nightly—first in small clubs, then in large halls where the sound vibrated through the air like a living thing. He would return in the morning, tired and happy, telling stories of how the stage "breathed" and how the audience hung on every note. Volodya listened, made coffee, and smiled as if he understood music better than Yura himself. They married quickly, almost by chance, without grand vows. Then Gerda appeared—a noisy puppy, chewing on sheet music and getting underfoot. Yura laughed, Volodya grumbled, but he got up in the middle of the night to look after her. Then everything seemed simple and real. And then life started to shift. Volodya's workload was growing. He stayed late at the office, asking more and more often where Yura was, what time he'd be back, and whether he'd been drinking after the concert. At first, it sounded like concern, then like worry, and then it turned into “You’re choking me,” he said one day. “I’m trying not to lose you,” Volodya answered. But it was as if they were already speaking different languages.
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