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The Real World: Steven's best friend from back home comes to visit. John's a great guy, a lot of fun and gets along well with everyone. John is also gay. Having someone in the loft who is gay is making Alton more than a little uncomfortable. He explains that he was almost molested when he was younger and that his perceptions about homosexuals have been negatively shaped by a few tragic incidents. Brynn, whose father is also gay, pulls down her usual walls and has an open and honest conversation with Alton in an attempt to discover why he feels the way he does. The revelations she shares about her father and her past gives Alton reason to rethink his fears and beliefs. Later at the Ghostbar, where the cast is promoting an event, a random guy grabs Alton in the crotch. Alton's initial instinct is to punch the guy but instead he calms down and decides to talk it out. As he explains to the embarrassed offender, "You can't grab my balls, brother." Meanwhile, Steven attempts to sweet talk some sorority girls when he notices that Trishelle is upset. Trishelle claims she isn't falling for Steven--but her claims aren't fooling anybody. "I absolutely think Trishelle has feelings for Steven," said Frank. When Steven tries to break it off, she gets angry with him and the two almost immediately get back together. Alton has a dream in which he imagines Trishelle is pregnant. And in the non-dream world, it just so happens that Trishelle really is late. Seems like the situation is rapidly becoming about more than casual sex.

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