Thursday, August 31, 2006
I am going to make a bold statement. So bold, people will be like, "OMG, did he just say that?" and report me to the proper authorities and say something like, "He's also a bed-wetter, this is why he's like this."
I hate how people say things are "self explanatory." because saying this would mean that that phrase is an explanation of what you're trying to say doesn't need an explanation. Instant water, just add water! kind of gimicks. If a title is self explanatory, then people will be like, "Oh, this title is self explanatory. I didn't need an explanation of what the title means." or they will say, "What the hell? I shall ask a question." and they do.
Today, second class of Organic Chem and the prof. passed out a little test or whatever on what we already know in Chemistry. Anyway, one of the questions was like, "Carbon can form single, double, and triple bonds. Like Carbon Disulfide. What is the configuration of Carbon Disulfide (keeping in mind that it has the same configuration as Carbon Dioxide)." or something like that. Well, the whole class had this debate on two of the possible answers. It was either linear or bent.
Honest, I didn't know if "bent" was an actual term used in science. Or what it even means. But I knew that Carbon Dioxide is definitely linear because of the two opposing oxygen atoms pushing away from each other. So I was the minority opinion. And when the prof. went to review the test, I was totally right.
I know its only one problem out of a million future problems in the class but am happy I got at least one right. In your face.
Tomorrow is basically a free day for me. And I have Monday off. Four day weekend.
And I might get a replacement car! Hopefully on monday. It's self explanatory.
Addition: I just got an e-mail from the head of our LGBT club, Common Grounds, is that there is a Gay Speed Dating Night two Fridays from now. That should be interesting.
Monday, August 28, 2006
First day of school, first day of classes. My first class for this school year is Biology 102. The professor that teaches this class is old. When I first walked in, another professor was helping him to use the microphone correctly. Basically, there are two kinds - one that you wear on your shirt or whatever and allows you to move around the room or the one that is part of the computer desk podium thing in front. Well, the biology professor was heard on the microphone saying, "I don't like those. No! I don't plan on moving around. Bah. This is fine enough for me."
And then he starts the lecture, something about how to explain biology one has to explain the other sciences also. To explain how one walks, one must know how the muscles work, to know how the muscles work, one has to know how cells work. And ultimately, to know how cells work, one has to know how molecules and atoms worked.
He also gave this interesting tangent on life and death. On how the two states of being are vague but everyone has a very exact boundary for it. And I guess because everyone's definition of life and death differ so much, even if everyone is sure that they are right, this makes it even more vague. It's interesting how we can die but doctors can remove our heart and put it in someone else's chest and have it working like it was their heart all along. And that the only thing that dies is your brain, your body is still in good shape (give or take).
Why are we so fragile? Because we're not held together by much. Why are we so unique? Because we're so fragile.
I hung out with Steve. I showed him my eccentric taste in music. However, it's not really complete. Whenever I plan on showing people my tastes in music, I always get so impatient with songs and skip over them quickly. For someone to really know my taste in music, I guess they would have to sit with me and listen to songs with me for a week or something. But we didn't have that time. We only had a few hours.
I still want to hang out with Colin. And even Jordan.
I saw Kevin today. He and I were wearing the same thing from yesterday's party. We said we would and we did.
My Physics teacher is interesting in an old man kind of way. He's liberal so he keeps going off on political tangents (somehow). It's going to be interesting.
And I'm divided. I had planned on etching it out here but sometimes, some things are better left revealed to the person who I am divided about before turning it into writing here.
I have school tomorrow. In a way, I'm looking forward to it. I mean, for the summer I've been doing nothing but get up early, go to work and sometimes go to school every other day. I never really got to see people or hang out with anyone except for Matt at the end of July or whatever.
I might hang out with Stephen tomorrow. And Becca, Kevin and I made semi-plans to go see Snakes on a Plane on Friday. Next Friday, Common Grounds might go to Gay Day. And I volunteered to drive. Hopefully, it won't be at night because I hate driving at night. But I definately want to go to Gay Day. That would be hawt. Maybe I'll get a handjob on a roller coaster.
Now, would the G-Forces enhance or subtract from my pleasure?
Oh, I uploaded a few new banners. If you keep refreshing the page, I guess it would cycle through them. And give me more hits on my page counter.
I was going to write something big and worthwhile here but I am just tired. See you tomorrow.
Saturday, August 26, 2006
It's a crazy thing, working in the "real world." I'm not talking about a temporary job at a burger place or something but working in a place where there are actual people who have actual careers and everything. My first taste of this "real world" workplace was at the library.
Sure, not everyone there was an actual librarian but still, most people there worked full time and have been there for a few years already. They eat, breathe, and have sex with the library. And you know how you assume that librarians are nice little old ladies or whatever but in the office, these people can bitch with each other until they die. For example, there were these two ladies at the library office that I worked with. One was the lesbian lady who was like a dyke-role-model-mother to me and who I went to see BrokeBack Mountain with. Her name, Eileen. Although I used to spell her name "Eye-Lean" or "Aye-leeeen" or something when I wrote her notes for her to remember the next day. Anyway, she's very "whatev" in her work ethic. The other lady, Jane, wears her hair in a tight bun and is always on the move to do something. So, naturally these two women did not get along. They stopped talking to one another for the whole time that they were employed at the library. Long story short, Eileen exploded at Jane one day and a few weeks/months later, someone keyed Jane's car.
I know, old ladies, huh?
While I'm in the middle. I'm not going to brag, but no one really had anything against me. Except for my boss but I think that's natural since boss-employee relations have been lukewarm at best since the dawn of time. It's science.
In the end, Jane just quit one day - never to return. I called her the next day at her house and she was like, "Yeah, Dennis. Goes to show you how people are in the real world. But listen, I want you to stick to your guns and do what you have to do to be successful, don't worry about anyone else." And I'm going to take that advice to heart, for reals.
Now, at the pharmacy, the techs are bitching about the pharmacists, the pharmacists are bitching about the techs, the pharmacists bitching about the pharmacists. I'm still in the middle. I don't really have anything to bitch about. Sure, their taste in music is....questionable but that's not really something I would want to punch them in the face for. It happens, some people are born with bad taste in music. Hey, if God says its okay, then its okay. Hate the sin, not the sinner.
Maybe one day I'll be an old(er) man bitching about his coworkers. In the real sense. I may bitch about them now but only in moments of frustration and their lack of musical taste. But hopefully I'll remain too carefree to really care about things like that, you know?
How do you like my name blog name? I was going to transfer the latest posts to another blog (under a gmail name since blogger is having a beta program for gmail users) but the beta features weren't really worth it.
I have work tomorrow. Then a party at Kevin's house. Molly reminded me why I had disliked Kevin. Before today, I totally forgot about the whole thing. Thanks Molly. Thanks a lot. But whatever. I don't even remember the specifics of the whole thing. Like it was some other lifetime ago. And I just don't care enough to...care, I guess.
How do I feel about backstabbing? It's one of the features of the world. If we didn't have backstabbing, we wouldn't have front stabbing. If we didn't have syphilis, we wouldn't have chocolate, right?
Thursday, August 24, 2006
If you never read this blog or you never pay attention to what I say and therefore only learn one single fact about me, it is that I really hate driving at night. I believe I have bad night vision because all the car's headlights look too bright to me and I always worry about steering the car into parked cars on the street or something trying to avoid the bright headlights. Is everyone intentionally driving with their high beams on or am I just too sensitive?
I drive at night whenever I'm picking my brother up from band practice. I like picking him up from band practice because the colorguard instructor is a total hottie. Like, California hottie, which paints an exact picture, huh? Surfer, extremely tan, thin with super duper white teeth that stand out even at night. That kind of hot. Which isn't the top listed kind of hot in my book, but hot is hot so whatev.
Today I spent some time on XY.com and responded to a few profiles. I was telling my friend (in a snobbish voice - "From Harvard") about how I responded to about five profiles in my whole entire life. Today I responded to about three or four, I don't remember. The thing is, I never really know what to say in these responses. Should I sound sarcastic? Should I be serious? What should I say? So I just said random things. XY.com has a lot of pretty cute boys. Way out of my league. But we always try, right?
Speaking of which, when I was visiting my aunts they kept saying that I was very photogenic and I have a mature look in photographs. They liked my square jawline/chin. And I should take professional photoshots or something. Perhaps they were joking but I was certainly grinning from ear to ear.
Over the past few weeks, my self esteem level has risen quite noticeably. Perhaps it is evident in my revivication of my blog.
So I just got home at around 12:30 AM last night. It wasn't until about 1:30 AM that I was able to get to sleep (plus some more time tossing around). And now, I am up at 6:00 AM for work. Argh. I am going to be a zombie today.
I checked my school e-mail today and realize that there are like a ton of notices and whatnot that I should have checked on. I swore I checked them yesterday and there was nothing there. Now, there's ten new messages. And for some reason my Internet is slow so I'm having a painful time reading these messages.
Ah, whatever. I should have breakfast.
Tuesday, August 22, 2006

I think the title is pretty self-evident.
Monday, August 21, 2006
Today I was visiting one of my Californian aunts. She looked at me and said, "You're smiling like a tiger. So mischievous. You must be in love."
Oh. I wish, hunny.
Friday, August 18, 2006

This is a view of Long Beach from the ship, Paradise.
Thursday, August 17, 2006
Tomorrow I leave for Los Angeles and then afterwards we're going to be on a cruise ship - destination: Mexico!
Today was the longest day of my life. But I had such a good time at work. Stephen text-ed me a few times and it was sweet of him. Argh, I sound so sappy, it makes me sick. Colin hasn't e-mailed me back, I wonder what's up with him. Argh, I am getting too attached too quickly to people who I don't even have a proper relationship with. I hope I don't sound too lonely or pathetic.
Ahh! I don't know what to write about.
After work I went to the therapist and the session ended with him saying, "Well, it doesn't seem like you have any mental problems. You're dealing with your life as you should and you even have worries which is a good, normal thing. You're balanced. There's really no point in seeing a therapist at all. blah blah blah". I know, tell my parents this. I'm fine. Fine and dandy.
Oh, my god, I will be on the other side of the country tomorrow then in a different country. I have to find my MacBook case though. Where the hell is it?
EDIT: Colin just e-mailed me. I am going to wait until tomorrow to respond. I have to make it seem like I'm acing cool. And I found the MacBook jacket/case thing my mother made for me. I am good to go.
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
You're lucky that when I was feeling very unattractive, fat, and lonely, I didn't write in my blog about it, whining and complaining. But deep inside, behind the joyous smiles, I was hurting for some love. And ever since the ex-bf episode (in which we reconnected - physically) I was even more yearning for some sort of love and affection from somebody.
I decided that I should really take my future in my own hands, you know? Like, I shouldn't wait around for some good guy to come up and ask me out for a cup of coffee or something. But at the same time, I wasn't going to ask someone out. I'm still too timid and shy. With that being said, I want to tell you about three of the newest guys in my life, starting with the less recent new guy to the most recent new guy.
- Alex - Alex and I share the love of webcomics. And our love of indie rock music. And I may have mentioned that I think he is pretty cute and adorable (like when we went to the movies, he thanked me for buying him tickets since no one has ever done that for him). He is in high school and (I assume) very much unexperienced with gay life. Not that I'm experienced or anything, but I am more experienced than him. Anyway, I've been trying to hang out with him more but he's not really responding with much enthusiasum even if we still talk online via AIM.
- Stephen - Although I want to call him "Steve". Anyway, I messaged him on Facebook because I thought he had a nice collection of favorite movies, books, and whatevers. We chatted on AIM once and I was a little put off by his lack of spelling. But that doesn't really matter. I like how he reads books in French and he's majoring in both French and Spanish. I love guys with a lot of language in them. And he's very interesting. I still have yet to meet him.
- Colin - I actually just found out about him like ten minutes ago. I never check my gay.com profile. But today I did and I found one message for me. It was from Colin who thinks I am a chill guy and it would be awesome to see a movie at the Ritz or get a latte or something. He's an anthropology major, a senior. Of course, I facebook stalked him. He's a real person. I was afraid it was a fake thing, like some old guy pretending to be a young intellectual.
There's also Jordan (harvard guy) who wants to hook up with me. And David who says he's coming to Philadelphia in a few weeks and I should hang out with him. David is the guy who was hitting on me on AIM one time even though he has a boyfriend.
Too bad I'm too busy with work to find time to hang out with people. And have proper dates.
Tuesday, the fourth day in my six day stretch at work. Which means, since it is morning, that I have to go through three more days of work before I am free from work for a few days. And then after my vacation, I have to work a five day stretch. It's times like this when I fear about growing up or having a full time job. If I dread going to work forty hours a week already, what would it be like when I'm actually older and have a career?
When I'm older, I plan on making enough for me in half a year so that the second half of the year I can go places or join the Peace Corps or something. I think that would be cool.
Speaking of which, yesterday at work, someone put on a mix CD with a few songs from Dashboard Confessionals. Does it make me a bad person if I say that I enjoyed it? And I'm going to listen to some more.
Okay, enough about work, tell me about your day.
Sunday, August 13, 2006
(sorry for the dumb title)
Today, when I woke up and happened to look at the floor, I saw that one of my fish was on the ground. And it was dead. And it was also dried, it looked like one of those dried fish you find at oriental supermakets.
A moment of silence for the little guy.
(no, i do not have cats. The fish has been nipping violently at the water for a few days so I guess last night he nipped too hard and popped out. oh well.)
Saturday, August 12, 2006
There's this floor at the hospital I work in where they house all the crazy mental (usually older) patients. Although I don't know exactly how long they stay there (whether or not it is similar to a nursing home or hospice) but there is this one women who has been there for probably longer than I have been at the hospital - about a few weeks. I won't reveal her name or anything since that could be seen as a violation of patient confidentiality laws or something but let's just say that she is this very pleasant woman. Her first sentences to me were about a week after I joined the hospital. She said, "You have a very nice shirt on." And I did. I had this nifty white polo with a interesting design on it. Anyway, I said thanks but tried to flag the nurse down so I can get the hell out (the doors are locked so no one escapes - really)
Well, today she was were I was and she started talking to me.
"How old are you? 12?"
"No ma'am, I'm actually 19."
"19? You're pulling my leg. I'm not that crazy, you know."
"Nope, I'm really 19."
"Then you must be in college?"
"I am."
"Where?"
"Temple University."
"Oh really? My son Jamal goes there."
"Yeah, its a nice school."
"Do you like it?"
"I do. What does your son study?"
"I don't know. I just know that he's studying. What are you studying?"
"Biology."
"Yeah, you go boy, you go."
Now, sorry for being skeptical or whatever, but really - her son is probably grown up and has graduated from Temple already. But does this mean that her son doesn't visit her? Or does she not remember him? Or does she even have a son? Nevertheless, seeing people like this really makes you wonder what the future holds. I am sure that once in her lifetime, she was a very beautiful and vibrant woman, full of life and humor. Now, she's stuck in between a nursing home and...well - a mental institute.
Friday, August 11, 2006
The past few days I've been kind of regretting that I have a MacBook mainly because all the programs (like Skype or MSN Messenger and AIM) are three or so versions behind their Windows PC versions. Matt and I have been trying to webcam with each other (for what reason, I don't know) but we couldn't because I was on a Mac and he was on a PC.
iChat wouldn't connect us via AIM. And all the other instant messenger programs either didn't have video conferencing support or they had it but only at one frame per second and no audio. No audio and one frame per second is like....unsuitable for webcam display of cock.
I am only kidding. Or am I?
Anyway, we got it working but I had to cheat. I booted into Windows on my MacBook (bootcamp) and then I plugged in a separate USB webcam and then I downloaded MSN Live Messenger since AIM crashes the MacBook. Stupid computer politics. Why is it so hard to webcam with people between different systems? And don't tell me about some stupid protocol or file formats or whatever. These things should work.
In other news, I was talking to my friend (who is incredibly wealthy and who I want to marry because of this weath - don't worry, he knows already) was telling me that I should fly over to his house in Florida so we can
watch a movie which is code word for
s-e-x. Sure, whatever. But I do feel like a hobag though. But its not like I can take a plane from Pennsylvania to Florida if I felt like it with all the terrorist threats and foiled plots and whatnot.
My first thought when I heard that you can't take liquids onto planes? "How will I maintain my fauxhawk on the cruise next week?" since we have to take a plane to get to the port to go on the boat. Stupid terrorist, ruining my sense of me being cute.
Thursday, August 10, 2006
Just a quickie.
So yesterday my father pulls me aside to talk to me about my homosexuality. Again. He said, "Do you have any plans on changing?" And at first I wanted to either keep silent or give him some hope that I would so that he'll feel better about himself. But I guess I was in a pissy mood so I just flat out said, "No. I don't think so." So he's pestering me about making the family sad and whatever and I'm just thinking to myself,
yeah, I guess the family is sad. Nevermind I had lunch with my mother the other day or talking to my brothers. The only person who hasn't really talked to me is you.So, he pulls the guns and says, "What made you this way? C'mon, tell me." and I just sat there reading a catalogue for bathroom cabinets in spanish because I finished the english version already.
I'm past the point of really caring. I'm just like, you know, whatever he wants to say or think. I am what I am. I can go see a ton of therapist but thy're not going to help or change me. Well, they're going to help but not in the way he wants them to help me.
And then again, not in the way I want them to help me either. But that's a different subject.
Tuesday, August 08, 2006
Instead of actually going to a therapist, I am going to split my personality in two and become half therapist and half messed up kid.
So, tell me about yourself.Well, I'm a 19 year old homosexual college kid who doesn't feel like a 19 year old homosexual college kid.Why don't you feel like a 19 year old homosexual college kid?Because I'm stuck at home, I'm not allowed to go anywhere, I'm not allowed to date. I'm trapped and I have no where to go.But you're still 19, right? And you're still a homosexual, right? And you are in college, right?Right. But I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm not like the rest of my friends who are out and about every night and go on hot dates or get drunk or something.So, if you went out and got drunk tonight, you'd feel better about yourself and your situation?No, a few more things are going to have to change before I feel better about my situation. I want freedom. I want independence. But I'm scared and I don't have what it takes for freedom and independence.What does it take for freedom and independence?Money. Lots of money. And courage. More courage than money.You don't have this?If I did, would I be talking to you for free? I mean, talking to myself, for free?Perhaps not, perhaps so. Anyway, what do you plan on doing with your freedom?I want to go out with friends to clubs or hang out with them in my living room or something and talk about things every night. I want to write in my blog, "So today Kathy was telling me..." and/or "Bob and I played footsies under the table. I think maybe I'm falling for him." and/or "I played scrabble with my friends and spelled out 'dildo' and got a billion points." You know, I would socialize. I wouldn't need to tell anyone that I'm going anywhere. And I'll be normal.Normal? What is normal?Normal is what everyone else is and what I am not.But what is "normal"? You must have a definition of it in your head if you're trying so hard to reach it.For example, I always thought that the normal course of life would be as follows: You're born into a loving family with one older brother and a dog already, a house with stairs. Then you grow up, learn how to ride a bike, have sleep overs, Christmas and birthday parties, first kiss and first love, then move away for college for four years (or more) with your parents right behind you every step of the way. That's how I pictured normal family life. Normal, every day fuckin' life. Like having a loving family, an older sibling, and going away for college would be a given, part of the deal.Do you feel cheated?Yes I do! That's exactly how I feel.What made you think that you were so entitled to this. Or everyone was entitled to this?It's what all of my friends have. Well, most of my friends have. 99.9% of all of my friends and acquaintances and whatever. And everyone on TV. Except for those two kids in Mysterious Skin – even the smart guy was stuck in Community College. Well, he had glasses on and was a loser so I assumed he was a smart kid. But I just took going off to college a sort of given, another phase in my life. Where I can finally be myself but still have my parent's money.So what if you don't have it? Life isn't fair. Not everyone gets what other people get. It's all a matter of this or that or this or that.You sound like a fucking hallmark card. I complain because that's the only thing I can do. I can't just magically get enough money to stay on campus, I can't just magically have better friends, but I can magically complain until I can't complain anymore.What do you see in your future?Like, my immediate future or future future?Life ten or twenty years from now.Well, ten years from now, I'll be 29. I'll probably am already a pharmacist. I'll be in med school, probably doing my internship or residency. Twenty years form now, I'll be making lots of money and married to a spectacular guy. Seems like a nice and interesting life planned out. Now, you just have to wait ten or twenty years.But I can't do that!Why?Because that's ten or twenty years from now. Ages and ages. I'll be forty years old twenty years from now. Argh, almost dead.Do you have a fear of growing old?I'm scared to death about growing old.Why?Because it's unknown? Or maybe I'm really afraid of being lonely. Who knows if I'll be able to find someone when I'm old. And when I'm 30 or something, all the guys would look ugly anyway. I need to find young flesh now.I totally agree with you. Totally. We need young flesh. NOW.
The end.
PS. It took me like an hour typing this up because everyone decided to IM me all at once and talk about things and they're like quickly replying to my one worded comments. And I'm like, fucking lay off for ten minutes. I have to create a masterpiece here. So if this sucked, blame the people on AIM far too much.
I just blocked Matt on AIM but it didn't really work. I don't know if it was like a glitch or some sort of bug or whatever. So I click on his name and select "Block". Makes sense. His named signed off, the classic sign that I successfully blocked him. Then, after a minute or two, I see that he signs on again and he IM's me. I do not know how this is done. I told him that I blocked him and he said that he blocked me and then I signed on again on his computer. Perhaps two blocks equal a non-block? I don't know.
Why did I block Matt? I don't know. It just felt like the thing to do. I have work today, night work. Which sucks. Argh.
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Monday, August 07, 2006
You know what scares me?
That I could actually sit there and watch "The View" without throwing up. I've never done this before - I've never seen The View. But I've heard tons about it. I've heard that its a show about old women who talk about things and everyone wants to shoot them in the head or stab their ear drums out. I tried to google "how bad is the view?" but nothing really came up. Then I added "barbara walters" to the end of that search query (it's not spelled queeeery, is it?) and a bunch of "The View" related things came up. Something about Star Jones and Walters being in an old-lady catfight (translation? They talked about each other behind the other's backs to their mutual friends a.k.a. the media).
Now, call me old or call me a lady, but I actually wanted to stay and watch them old ladies talk about stuff. The episode I saw (I don't know if they have new ones daily or whatever) was about one of the ladies falsely accepting a "Happy May Birthday!" when her real birthday is in October. One of her friends, at a resturant (probably high class and snobbish) greeted her and proclaimed birthday salutations loud enough for the whole restuarant to hear and thus the restaurant decided to throw a big birthday party just for the lady. Barbara Walters was being a smart ass and said, "Well, why didn't you say 'Dear, thanks for the birthday wishes but my birthday is in October.'"
Fuckin' A. Barbara Walters should win the Nobel Peace Prize for Best Ideas Ever. Or like, "No one wants to hear what you're saying."
I don't know, I thought Barbara Walters was being a smart ass and someone should have bitch slapped her in the face. Seriously.
To make matters even worse (On a scale from one to ten, ten being the extreme worst and one being not so, I am kicking this up a notch to forty), I actually wanted to stay in the Nurses' Lounge* and eat my tomato pie and watch the rest of "The View". Now, I know what will become of me if I were to turn into a bum or a stay-at-home-house-wife.
*for people who don't know me well, I am not a nurse. I'm actually a pharmacy technician. My mother is a nurse and sometimes she calls me up to the nurses' lounge for food and such. I am spoiled. To be honest, I'm not even a pharmacy technician. To be a pharmacy technician, I would have to have gone through a community college course and earn a certificate or something. I'm just a college student leeching off the medical system and earning too much money and screwing up my FASFA. Goddamnit.
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Today, my parents decided to have a family outing. I politely chosed not to go out with them. Well, to tell you the truth, I just didn't get dressed when everyone else was getting dressed. I had the whole house to myself. So I decided to go underwear shopping and white belt shopping.
But a few blocks down the street I noticed the "Check Engine" light was alit in my car. I was baffled. What did this mean? The engine was indeed still there since the car was running, pretty finely. It wasn't sputtering and it wasn't blowing up in my face. It was just...going. So I didn't know what the hell was wrong with my car. So I did an about face and headed home. In the driveway I popped open the hood and checked the fluids. The transmission fluid was okay. The engine oil was not. But I didn't know what kind/grade of engine oil I needed. So I did the next best thing - I went inside and watched TV.
Andy told me not to worry. And I didn't. But at the same time, I was too lazy. So I turned on Logo and watched "Get Real". Those English accents win me over all the time.
Sometimes on Logo they have these commercials in which they show pictures of people as they are growing up and always end with the very last picture being a picture of those two people together. I love those kind of commercials. You know why? Because right now, the one person who I am going to end up with is growing up too. They're probably sitting there wondering who they're going to end up with or maybe he's on the john doing his business. Or maybe he's out on a date.
I want to go out on a date. When Matt - the exboyfriend - came, I made a funny show of asking him out on dates. It was pretty useless since he was sleeping at my house. And I kind of had control of what he did. But it was still cool and refreshing to ask him. But now, I need a date. I just need to go see a movie with someone and have that person buy me popcorn or something.
I washed the car today with my father. It was such a tense time. I totally hated it. I really hope he comes around before we go on our cruise.
Mr. Mystery Guy Who I will Wash Dishes with and Spoon Afterwards : I'm thinking about you right now. You face is kind of fuzzy, in fact your whole being is kind of fuzzy. But I know you're there and you exist. And we're going to be together, one day.
Saturday, August 05, 2006
Capricorn December 22 - January 19
Stick to your plans, even if you feel discouraged. Discipline and hard work will help you dig your way through to hit the gold ore so that you can hit the town, reaping your rewards in the social sphere.
For your information, this was the Yahoo! Teen version of the horoscopes. But I think it was the most revelant towards my life.
Today, I worked. When I woke up today, I felt so depressed. Like, "Why the hell wasn't that dream real?" I don't remember what the dream was so don't ask me. But I remember that it was nice and everything was perfect. And when waking up, reality just kind of sneaks up on you and bites you in the ass.
Is it pompous of me to not consider having sex a few days ago really having sex? I mean, it was one of those "I am so lusting after you and since you're staying over in my bed, why not" sort of things. But at the same time, I am in love with him even if nothing is ever going to come out of it because we're so separated by our lives. I need a boyfriend.
Last night I was talking to Deanna online and I told her this. She told me that she needs a girl too. The last time I saw her, she was holdng some red head's hand (the redhead was very pretty) but apparently, those things fell apart? I feel bad though, I always held hope that lesbians would have the stable relationships in our gay family. I have to find her a girl. And she has to find me a boy.
What's my perfect boy? I know I have already wrote this before in this blog but things change.
Anyway, perfect boy.
1.) he has to be around my height. I'm 5'4". He should not be shorter than me (except for, at most, an inch) and he should not be 6'. I want him to be 5'8" -ish.
2.) not fat. not skinny. Average. Someone who wouldn't make me feel fat either.
3.) Biting. Biting. Biting. No blood though.
4.) big cock.
5.) someone with a sense of curiosity and humor. Preferred science majors. English majors okay, only if they read interesting books.
6.) can speak a different language a plus.
7.) enjoys public displays of affection (i almost wrote pubic)
8.) enjoys movies
9.) enjoys music
10.) Doesn't mind me filming our sex. (joking.)
People, don't flood my inbox with applications and inquiries.
Friday, August 04, 2006
What a crazy couple of months.
I finished the semester. I finished the first summer semester. Now I'm in my second summer semester. School just seems to never end. I'm Vice President of Treasury for Common Grounds, the LGBT club at Temple U. I met a really nice lesbian, Deanna who I am regretful that I have a penis whenever I talk to her. I mean, if I had a vagina and all, I would totally boing her, you know, with my strap on. But I have a penis and so I have to be her dyke...tyke? Whatever.
I came out to my parents they did not take it so well. Not very well at all. But right now, my plan is to act mature and to work as hard as possible to escape this hell hole in one piece. Even if it takes a year or two. Hopefully not more.
Matt visited me for a few days and that was awesome. It was really nice seeing him and while we were together, it was like we were going out again. Holding hands and kissing in public, staring at each other and asking him out on "dates" again even if I knew he had no choice but to say yes. Nights with him were also a treat.
I'm still alive and kicking. I'm looking for a man, someone who can give me those feelings of being wanted and loved again. I miss those feelings, I miss Matt. But I can find those feelings elsewhere, Matt is too far away.
Good day.