I was going through the notes in my iphone and stumbled upon a note I wrote a few months ago. Can't remember anymore why I wrote it.
"I want to make a good man out of you, but im just not sure if my heart can take all the pain. "
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
Sunday, 7 February 2010
My 1st Pride Parade
On August 1, 2009, London Boy ceased to be a Pride virgin.
I've always been very curious about the annual Pride march in Manila. Every year, I see the hot guys, drag queens and religious hypocrites in the news, and wondered how it felt to be there.
During my last few months in London, I had a sudden change of heart and decided to enjoy the London gay lifestyle. So off I went to Soho, gay porn shops, gay porn theaters, watched gay plays, went to a bathhouse and the best part, I attended my first Pride parade.
If in Manila PLUs get harassed by religious hypocrites, in Brighton we are welcomed with open arms. The Pride parade is a family event, just look at the grandparents, moms and dads, and little kids. There is no need to justify your lifestyle, no need to be ashamed, no need to hide in your closet.
Grannies, Grandpas, Moms and Dads
Kids and Moms
The proud members of the Gay Police Association
A gay-friendly church ...
... with an interesting question to ask. "Would Jesus Discriminate?"
"The Oldest Gay in the Village"
A gay minister
Gay rights activists
OUR LESBIAN SISTERS
THE QUEENS
THE CUTIES
I love sailors!
Vintage-look cute guy matching the Victorian windows
He was so cute, so I looked for him after the parade and had this picture taken ;)
AND MY FAVORITE PART, THE HOTTIES
This guy looks Pinoy
Yup, I know what you're looking at!
I've always been very curious about the annual Pride march in Manila. Every year, I see the hot guys, drag queens and religious hypocrites in the news, and wondered how it felt to be there.
During my last few months in London, I had a sudden change of heart and decided to enjoy the London gay lifestyle. So off I went to Soho, gay porn shops, gay porn theaters, watched gay plays, went to a bathhouse and the best part, I attended my first Pride parade.
If in Manila PLUs get harassed by religious hypocrites, in Brighton we are welcomed with open arms. The Pride parade is a family event, just look at the grandparents, moms and dads, and little kids. There is no need to justify your lifestyle, no need to be ashamed, no need to hide in your closet.
Grannies, Grandpas, Moms and Dads
Kids and Moms
The proud members of the Gay Police Association
A gay-friendly church ...
... with an interesting question to ask. "Would Jesus Discriminate?"
"The Oldest Gay in the Village"
A gay minister
Gay rights activistsOUR LESBIAN SISTERS
THE QUEENS
THE CUTIES
I love sailors!
Vintage-look cute guy matching the Victorian windows
He was so cute, so I looked for him after the parade and had this picture taken ;)AND MY FAVORITE PART, THE HOTTIES
This guy looks Pinoy
Yup, I know what you're looking at!Saturday, 6 February 2010
I don't know
When I first read about how you planned to handle your situation, I totally disagreed. I've been in a similar situation, and I handled it differently. Time has passed and I don't regret anything I have done.
Then I ended in the same situation as yours, I handled it similarly to how I did before. But this time it's different, it's been difficult. Maybe I need more time, or maybe I need to do something else. Could your plan be better than mine? Should I do anything differently?
I don't know.
Then I ended in the same situation as yours, I handled it similarly to how I did before. But this time it's different, it's been difficult. Maybe I need more time, or maybe I need to do something else. Could your plan be better than mine? Should I do anything differently?
I don't know.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
