His Psychotherapist

By: buddhawannabe

No listing under "Intergenerational," but with Icon Male you can usually expect some of that kind of thing, and with Chi Chi in charge you can expect that she'll keep things moving right along (as opposed to some earlier Icon Male offerings, see my review of "Forbidden Encounters"). The first three scenes are quite hot, but with a title like "His Psychotherapist" and a cover picture of Jack Dryer in his daddy-drag, you know where everything's headed, and I, personally, couldn't wait. From the first moment of Jack's scene with Zak, I was thinking, "This is EXACTLY my fantasy," and the scene didn't disappoint. Usually I like for the actors to maintain the 'situation' in their dialogue and attitude but this time I could have done without the occasional reference to the 'immersion therapy' that Jack's supposedly utilizing in order to get control-freak Zak to let go. The relationship's already been made so clear just by the way the two of them behave--Jack as the nurturing, guiding daddy, and Zak as the relatively inexperienced, but hugely enthusiastic boy (at one point he handles Jack's PA and says "I've never seen one of these before"--a perfect touch)--that you don't really need anything more than to have your fly open and an otherwise unoccupied hand at the ready. Maybe a dash of lube, if that's your pleasure. This scene gets an immediate induction into my Daddy-Boy Hall of Fame.