The American cartoonist Ted Rall published an autobiographical graphic novel in 2009--with illustrations by Pablo G. Callejo, not by Rall--titled The Year of Loving Dangerously, which gives an account of how back in the eighties Rall spent a year in a situation quite similar to the one houston is describing, after a very unusual health problem forced him to leave his undergraduate engineering program at Columbia University. The book is fascinating, entertaining, and appalling all at the same time.
Rall seems to have been a fairly physically attractive "natural" back then; but still there was a certain amount of untutored game involved in his conquests, which (as was the case with houston) he often depended on not just for pleasure but as a significant source of shelter and food as well.
Rall seems to have been a fairly physically attractive "natural" back then; but still there was a certain amount of untutored game involved in his conquests, which (as was the case with houston) he often depended on not just for pleasure but as a significant source of shelter and food as well.