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February 21, 2013 · 12:09 pm

Thanks Mom and Dad — From Your Gay Son

Dear Mom and Dad,

I’m writing this to both of you because without you in my life, I would have never made it to where I am today. I have a friends who support me, people who encourage me, but most importantly I have a family who loves me. I’ve been writing and meeting so many people ever since I started this little blog and one thing I learned is that not everyone is so lucky. There are people and parents out there who think there are more important things in life than loving their own child. I’ve spoken to people who were abandoned, abused, hurt and forgotten and all I can do is show them that there are people out there like you who love. Continue reading →

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February 14, 2012 · 2:03 pm

Top 5 WORST Valentine’s Gifts

Ok all you love struck, cracked out, candy giving people, here’s my Valentine’s day post on the top 5 worst Valentine’s Day gifts. Each of these items are things I found while hunting around the internet looking for gift ideas. If any of you EVER get me an item on this list, we are going to have a serious issue.
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Sugar Daddy’s are more than Candy

I was going over my horrible spending habits this past weekend because I am looking into buying a new car. I realized I spent WAY too much on life. Most of it on new clothing because a boy can never have enough pairs of shoes. This got me thinking though; I went on a date a few weeks ago with a boy who was very nice, we had dinner, enjoyed a movie, and had great conversation. We went to a really nice restaurant and had a wonderful meal. The only issue was all night the conversation seemed to go back to finances. I love myself a sugar daddy as much as the next guy but I really didn’t like the idea of talking about how much money he made. So after a few extra stong drinks, I was able to drown him out while he went on about those “great conversation pieces” I mentioned earlier. The night concluded, and by the time I left I am pretty sure I could have been his certified accountant. I was quite taken back by the amount of information he was willing to share. So as I got back into my beat up, run down, 600 dollar, 2000 dodge neon, I thought to myself could I even date a guy who was out of my wealth range?