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2 comments:
It's a problem of assumptions: if you're at a gay bar, you're assumed to be looking until proven otherwise. Everywhere else? Reverse it. Single gay men don't play softball! That's what sexless partners for over 30 years do.
It's a dangerous, fallacious (yes I almost typed fellatious) mindset, but no less real for all that. Everything else builds from there.
Although I can proudly say that all of my sex partners have been in my friends network and/or met outside the bar scene.
I guess that makes me a Good Queer?
I feel yer pain and give you a toast.
I missed the boat with my last one because I was trying to be considerate of the feelings of his cow-eyed, mooney roommate who was all trying to get with him, and me... and trying to be respectful to the pains of their recent dumping.
Trying to be a nice and respectful guy left me on the platform at the station. Turns out you gotta move a little faster to catch the express train.
I'd rather be nice than not, but... sigh... Being a grown up sucks. (Just metaphorically, not literally)
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