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Summary
How is it that something actually thoughtful was considered so much less valuable than a touch. Jon just didn’t understand.And then he met Martin. With Martin, there was never any expectation about physical affection, it was just so comfortable. Martins hugs weren’t instead other forms of affection, they just seemed like a natural extension of it. With Martin, Jon was able to understand the phrase ‘give a hug’. Because Martin truly did give a hug. It was never because he wanted to get some kind of affection in return, it seemed that he simply wanted to be close to Jon. And Jon wanted to be close to him.-OR-Pretty much an exploration of Jon figuring out that he does like physical affection, but only when it’s no strings attached with his beloved Martin.
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