Listening to: Bleed It Out
Reading: Tarot Made Easy
Watching: Brokeback Mountain
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Okay, I’ll admit it.
The only thing stopping me from watching Brokeback Mountain was that I didn’t think I’d be able to handle watching Heath and Jake doing you-know-what. I don’t blush easy, trust me I don’t, but you give me two guys doing the down and dirty and I start to stammer. It’s embarrasing. I thought I outgrew it since I got more really, really, really open gay friends, but I guess not. I don’t think it’s something I’ll ever get used to. M/M can be a beautiful, wonderful thing, but really, don’t start grinding against each other in front of me. I won’t be held responsible for my actions. Like fainting. Or drooling. Or snapping a million pics a minute.
I recently learned that one of my friends, Marcus, is gay. Wow. That came as a total surprise, since I thought he liked me more than a friend a few years back when I was still living in California. Now, Marcus is one of the most beautiful guys I’ve ever known/seen. Really. With long blond hair and tiny wire glasses perched on his straight nose, he looked like something from another era. A more romantic, chivalrous era, perhaps? He was a total gentleman, and I think I was a little bit in love with him. Hell, it was impossible to remain impervious around him and his Old World charm. Even after five years later, I still don’t know what exactly it was about him. I mean, there are lots of guys who are incredibly beautiful. There are lots of men who are honorable and genuinely care about people around them. So what is it about him? Well, this summer when I go back to Cali, I aim to find out.
Anyways, he’s gay. Damn. I don’t know what to think. On one hand, I’m glad he’s happy with at least someone, because I remembered him in being some really fucked up relationships. It’s amazing how messed up girls can be. No wonder men go gay. Sheesh.
Okay, back to the subject.
So, he’s happy. Which is good, but on the flipside, I’m kind of sad that he is. Sure, I’m sure he didn’t come to this decision overnight (or maybe he did? Who knows?) but I think I’ll miss the old Marcus. The Marcus who flirted with just about any girl between the ages of 4 to 97. Darn. Nowadays, I’ve heard that he’s very serious and quiet, so when I see him again, it’ll be like meeting someone new.
Ah well. People change. It’s a part of life. I just wish I could get used to it.
Well, that’s it for this entry. I managed to eek out about 1k on Blood Light yesterday at a bar, so here’s for another 1k!