1. Surprise

    He texted and wanted to meet for coffee. I threw a load in the washer and met him at the local coffee shop, figuring it was a better option than lazing around while my socks got laundered.

    He is very sweet. Very. And treats me very well. His compliments are endearing, though I suck at accepting them.

    I’m feeling pretty on-par about myself, thanks to our little rendezvous. And I thanked him for that.

  2. Gay Hero

    Gay Hero

  3. For Real?

    Me: (parking the car)
    Her: Hold up, boo. My boyfriend got a question to axe you.
    Him: You drive here from Maine?
    Me: Yup.
    Him: For Real?
    Me. Yup. For Real.

  4. bitchfulunicorn: That’s why we love France OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS

    bitchfulunicorn:

    That’s why we love France

    OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS

  5. Tonight

    A reconnection is in order. He is a man I’ve harbored feelings for. Sure, I harbor lots of feelings for different guys for different reasons. Polyamorous me approves of the various facets that these men provide in my life.

    Tonight, it’s with a man I met last fall. We connect in a very grounded way. He makes me feel special, attractive, and relaxed. I don’t feel anxious, or scared, or nervous. His touch is magnificent. His eyes are very beautiful, to match his passion and heart.

    I could fall for him. Hard. Maybe? Who knows.

  6. I deal only in facts, and that’s why I’m a cocky fucking bastard.

    — Bill Hicks  (via billhicks)

    (Source: like-an-echo)

  7. Sunshine break time.

    Sunshine break time.

  8. I’m TD squared.

    (too drunk to drive)

    — Allison

  9. He just raised his leg and pissed on you

    — Ally

  11. I’m writing from 9200’. It’s 71F up here in Dillon, CO. That compares to the 92F I left behind me in Denver. I’ve crossed the continental divide, which basically means if I take a leak outside right now, it would make its way into the Pacific ocean. This amuses me. I was feeling a bit weird today. I wanted to get out, to escape a bit. I’m very, very glad I did! The guy in the grumpy old Saab flying down I-70 with tears in his eyes and a huge-ass grin on his face? Yeah, that was me. Wave next time.

    I’m writing from 9200’. It’s 71F up here in Dillon, CO. That compares to the 92F I left behind me in Denver.

    I’ve crossed the continental divide, which basically means if I take a leak outside right now, it would make its way into the Pacific ocean. This amuses me.

    I was feeling a bit weird today. I wanted to get out, to escape a bit. I’m very, very glad I did! The guy in the grumpy old Saab flying down I-70 with tears in his eyes and a huge-ass grin on his face? Yeah, that was me. Wave next time.

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    nevver: Gaping void TRUTH

    nevver:

    Gaping void

    TRUTH

  13. GPOY today and I don’t care ;)  

    GPOY today and I don’t care ;)  

    (Source: liz-in-the-sky-with-diamonds)

  14. homo-online: Homo, a Hoax? Are we a hoax? What an impertinent question! Yes, and no. We’re a real hoax, like the Catholic Church, but not as campy. We’re not asking anyone to ‘get us’, if you don’t, then you probably never will and that’s really okay. Really. Move on. Neither are we being mysterious. (Well, maybe a bit.) We’ll explain (the Homo Manifesto), but never apologize, promise. Living the way we want, not as we’re being told, is much more enjoyable. If you get the feeling this is exclusive idea, you’d be right. We seek the company of like-minded men. Period. We firmly believe, as concerns the many who love members of the same sex that, ‘good fences make good neighbors.  Is this a rebellion? Sure, with a small “r”. In the same sense the Amish are rebels, so are we. Is it radical? It is if you’re a Normal or a Liberationist it is. For us, it’s what’s normal and natural, but Our Way is not for everyone. Wasn’t that supposedly a key point of the gay rights movement way-back-when? We’re not universal, nor  are we evangelical. We don’t want to be included, rather, our firm wish is to be left out and left alone from the tired PC vs. Bourgie Punch and Judy show that calls itself the “gay community”; for us, their schema is played-out and we’re just done.  We decline your invitation to Pride. We’re busy that day and always will be. Any questions? HOMO MAGAZINE: FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER Always.

    homo-online:

    Homo, a Hoax?

    Are we a hoax? What an impertinent question! Yes, and no. We’re a real hoax, like the Catholic Church, but not as campy. We’re not asking anyone to ‘get us’, if you don’t, then you probably never will and that’s really okay. Really. Move on.

    Neither are we being mysterious. (Well, maybe a bit.) We’ll explain (the Homo Manifesto), but never apologize, promise. Living the way we want, not as we’re being told, is much more enjoyable. If you get the feeling this is exclusive idea, you’d be right. We seek the company of like-minded men. Period. We firmly believe, as concerns the many who love members of the same sex that, ‘good fences make good neighbors. 

    Is this a rebellion? Sure, with a small “r”. In the same sense the Amish are rebels, so are we. Is it radical? It is if you’re a Normal or a Liberationist it is. For us, it’s what’s normal and natural, but Our Way is not for everyone. Wasn’t that supposedly a key point of the gay rights movement way-back-when?

    We’re not universal, nor  are we evangelical. We don’t want to be included, rather, our firm wish is to be left out and left alone from the tired PC vs. Bourgie Punch and Judy show that calls itself the “gay community”; for us, their schema is played-out and we’re just done. 

    We decline your invitation to Pride. We’re busy that day and always will be. Any questions?

    HOMO MAGAZINE: FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER

    Always.

  15. Sunrise

    Sunrise