Brian as bottom?

[fort1luna.livejournal.com]

I´m looking for a fic I read quite some time ago. It was connected to episode 119 (or 120?), when Brian has this job offer for NY. He goes there to meet this guy whom he met, when he got this award. The guy meets him in the hotel and before they go to the office, where Brian wants to do the job interview, the guy tops him. Does anyone know this fic?
BTW - are there any other fics out there, where Brian gets topped by anyone else but Justin?

Correction: It´s connected to episode 121!


FOUND! It's Too Late For Mistakes by Ethan
-> http://www.xhaleslowly.com/qaf/fanfic/too_late.html

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[vlredreign.livejournal.com]

That would be episode 121.

119 - Jack dies, Justin and Daph have sex
120 - King Of Babylon
121 - Brian gets NY job offer, Michael decides to move to Portland
122 - Prom

[fort1luna.livejournal.com]

OK - then it´s 121! ;-)

[lumcheng.livejournal.com]

It's Too Late For Mistakes by Ethan
-> http://www.xhaleslowly.com/qaf/fanfic/too_late.html

[sarahj2222.livejournal.com]

Making a Scene by Buckeye5
It's a WIP but it's MARVELOUS.. Brian is definitely a bottom. Rush over!!

[amaranthink.livejournal.com]

A clarification: Brian isn't "A" bottom in the story since there isn't such a thing. Most gay men are quite versatile, or so I've been told. :)

Brian is more versatile in this story than we saw in canon and yes, he does bottom (and top) to someone other than Justin.

[sarahj2222.livejournal.com]

Brian is a bottom in your story.
getithere is looking for a story where Brian is a bottom.
If I read it corectly he's a bottom in your story.
Maybe when you proceed further or finish your story
you will change his position back to where
it was when you started the story.
In the meantime he seems to be enjoying being a bottom.
So what troubles you about Brian being a bottom? If only temporary one?

[sodoesrachael.livejournal.com]

I think she means he's not "a bottom" as a noun, since it's not really a noun. It should be a verb. As in: "he bottomed for someone" or "he topped for someone." The point is that most gay men (in real life anyway, not on tv) aren't really one or the other, but do both. You're not defined by which position you take (or you shouldn't be), hence it's a verb, not a noun.

It's not the fact that Brian bottomed for someone that's the issue, it's that he's not "a bottom." He just happened to have a penis in his ass. ;)