The Able Seaman

The sea calls a queer sort of folk to its shores. They board ships bound for destinations both exotic and mundane. It takes a strong man to live away from family for so long. The men without families often make their own aboard ship.
Paxton Smalls, the son of a New Orleans harlot and an unknown john, was both blessed and cursed by nature. She stole from him the gift of a normal manhood. He was nearly a woman in front. What nature took, she bestowed on his ample buttocks. Paxton had the kind of ass that sailors picture while pleasuring themselves in solitude, or even when relieving themselves with another. Society on land shamed Paxton for his shortcomings, and ridiculed him for his womanly bottom. On the sea, it was quite the opposite. With the salt spray in the air, men swooned as he passed. They wouldn't see a woman for months, but Paxton could make such men tremble and pine for the darker pleasures of man on man flesh.
Paxton was ashamed of his pitiful endowment and massive bottom when he boarded the Southern Cross. It didn't take long for him to accept his gifts for what they were, and use them the way God himself intended.
At the opposite extreme were some of the men to whom God had given too much. They suffered rejection and shame because of their massive manhood. Paxton became a vessel for their love, opening himself completely to let them all come inside. When he at last meets a man with the biggest problem of all, Paxton finds the love that first sent him out to sea.