i'm coming out of the closet woooohooooooooooooo.so here's the thingyesterday i sent a text message to my sister telling her that i'm kylie minogue lover which means i'm gay befor you flame me i'm not a fan of her it's just what me and my sis. call gay guys well here's how i expected she'd react1- oh my god i'm a lesbien too , which would have been great .2- this is so cool let's go have a coming out party3- i knew so, well it's so obveious i'm a pianist, close to my mother, love clothes even girls ask me about there clothes, i go phenomenally great with girls, i go to gym a.k.a gay church. and have no girlfriend even thou i'm 22 and was popular back at collage and i'm also hot . here's the how it wentshe called me and told me good one so i told her no i swear to god i'm a kylie minogue lover then out of nowhere she cried,woooow i never expected this, what's so sad about this and after a one hour long call, with the usual your confused or it's a choice etc etc.... she just accepted it.next stop mom.it felt really really good to be out no denial and no secrets from now oni feel like i want to wear a shirt that say i'm gay deal with it and go around the world.to all minogue lovers out there be proud of yourselves, god didn't creat us to live in shame and opressionif anyone wants to chat on msn add me i really want to talk about this gaderi_acc@hotmail.combest wishes everyone.
i'm also hot .
yesterday i sent a text message to my sister telling her that i'm kylie minogue lover which means i'm gay
...how hot exactly?
Even in today's considerably more enlightened climate (in terms of general acceptance and understanding of the phenomenon of homosexuality), however, there remains a residue of prurience in terms of undue interest (feigned or genuine) in the sexual orientations of others, the need for which I find as hard to understand as I find the attitude itself unwelcome and unhelpful
let's just say in my denial days i never had any problem getting ANY girl i wanted but isn't this a standard thing that all gay guys have?
Inded, had neither problem existed, there would almost certainly be little or no especial reason for anyone to be "glad to be gay" than for anyone else to be "glad not to be gay" (and I hate the term "gay" in this context anyway - so much so, in fact, that I remember once telling a group of homosexuals that I thought the term to be insulting to the extent that it might be argued to denote the fact that homosexuals are not worthy of a 5-syllable depictive term and should have instead to content themselves with a 1-syllable one).Best,Alistair
How many syllables is the word straight?
Well, personally I don't consider myself to be worthy of the 5-syllable word either, so the 1-syllable word "straight" works fine for me!
Some would say that a person is "straight" because he/she is generally of honest disposition, whether or not he/she is heterosexual or homosexual.
But why would you want anyone to call you a "straight" person anyway? Would all curvaceous heterosexual women want to be called "straight"? The whole thing just seems to smack of terminological conventions that are rather less than vitally necessary, in my 'umble view.Some would say that a person is "straight" because he/she is generally of honest disposition, whether or not he/she is heterosexual or homosexual.Best,Alistair