I LOVE all my gay boys no matter how fem they are or how stupidly they think. You're all my brothers- I know your heart, your head and what you've been through without even knowing you.



With that said, I'm out and in your face!

open with everyone, work, friends, family

most know about my Leather lifestyle too

most know about my journey to become a Sister of Perpetual Indulgence as well

Oh yeah. I'm "out" but at the same time I don't wear my sexuality like a sash and tiara, yet, I don't hide who I am. If I did, it'd be like me telling the world that I'm ashamed of who I am, which I am not. Of course I get the shits of it from people sometimes, but people don't scare me. I just threaten them by saying they better not mess with me or they'll "catch the gay!!!OOOOOHHHH!!!" that usually works. I love all ya'll bitches too.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

HA! I had no idea!

HamsterHuey said:

6'3"

Good Gawd!!!!!


M

HamsterHuey said:

boring. I like guys i can take a shit on and we'd still be friends in the morning. DON'T JUDGE ME.

RuDeGiRL said:

I've had similar experiences with my straight male friends. I love my straight guys to death. I can relate to them in a lot of ways, and I love the laid-back, non-emotional vibe of friendships with guys. Chicks get too emotional for me.

But I've also had friendships with guys end kind of ugly because of an attraction issue.

Anxiety said:

Once again, all that is left for me to do is to lamely co-sign Anxy.

FunkMistress said:

co-signeth here, too. plus, i'm currently the youngest person who works in my office so noone really cares too much what i'm about as it is. there's another woman who works with me who's also gay, but she keeps quiet about it just as well as i do.

i am completely open about it, and speak of it in the same terms any str8 person i work with does about their own, because i don't think there is really any difference between their relationships and mine, and for the most part people respond in pretty much the same way.

i came out when i was 14, and have never looked back.
[Edited 12/15/05 12:14pm]

TOO MUCH OF THE GAY!!!

Anxiety said:

What's important to remember is what brought us ALL here (gay or straight) to begin with... a mutual fondness for Prince. Having said that, look at the music and the man himself. It's hard to believe homophobes would listen to Prince, let alone show up on a website such as this. I am sure not everyone agrees with the alternative lifestyle but, perhaps to the moderators' credit, there is not a lot of bashing or hate speech.

If there is one thing that we share, I think, it is a sense of open-mindedness or at least a sense of tolerance. The majority of people here on the site are friendly, have a great sense of humor, and we are much like a family. (With some relation closer to us than others!)

Many of us have been a member here since Ben first generated "The Org" and genuinely want to get to know others. It is only through forums that we can do that at times, and... you have to admit -- it is pretty therapeutic!

I know I am grateful for being able to chime-in on things, send and receive org notes, and see what everyone else is posting. I have met some really cool people through this site! I guess the simple familiarity is what is so comforting or allows "us" to be so forthright and personal.

i'm no different in person than on the org. that may be a good thing or a bad thing depending on who you're talking to.

SassierBritches said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

i've always considered consistency to be a good thing.

DynamicSavior said:

Ermmmm

Huh?

i'm not gay... i'm asexual-wanna-be-feminine, looking for a guy that doesn't want to screw me (not happy with other cunts) i don't want to do anyone, boy or girl and yet i wanna be really flirtatious and mentally sexy
[Edited 12/15/05 21:31pm]

HamsterHuey said:

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

I'm 6'3" also

The actor David Hyde-Pierce once said regarding his rumored homosexuality: "My life is an open book. But don't expect me to read it to you." I subscribe to that notion.

In my real life, I am out to family, friends and anyone with whom it's appropriate to cover the issue. I'm ashamed of no part of my current life, and if someone asks, I'm likely gonna tell him.

At the same time, my situation is a bit different than that of many LGBTs in that I have a wife and kid. For their sake, I am more careful about keeping certain personal business under wraps. And, as I see it, that'd be generally called for, anyway... What real reason is there to announce my sexuality to the world, unless everyone’s roundly trying to get in bed with me, or outside of instances where certain conversations call for me to bring it up?

Xagain said:

Who's that in my back pocket?

Lammastide said:

are you a politician/do you have political aspirations?

CynthiasSocks said:

They would have named the series just that, if they would have had balls...

But nooooo

CynthiasSocks said:

How would you both like to Sandwich.
Good golly.

M

I dont sandwich...

HamsterHuey said:

Unless there is pole-dancing involved.

Anxiety said:

I saw this live and to this day, although I love Bjork, everytime I hear her I start hearing Margaret's routine.


M

SassierBritches said:

You're a really good thing.


Hope you come out Sunday night.