Dylan's lifestyle may be questionable to morally conservative (i.e. narrow-minded) individuals, but his family values and home life prove to be no different than his or Tanner's parents when they got married. He makes a killer living compared to Tanner but when it comes to falling in love with someone else, everything that he has might just as well belong to whoever holds the key to his heart and so it's really no different than that of my own parents or those of you, my readers. I've come to discover that the only difference in heterosexual versus homosexual couples is simply that of plumbing. The love is the same, the dynamics are the same, the issues at home and work are the same. So I hope that when you read the story you'll enjoy every aspect of their lives together and appreciate what love really means to two people who fall in love while being forced to confront in your face homophobia from a superior officer and possibly have to choose between his love of the Navy and his love for Dylan?