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Last night was a blast!
Hot and Dangerous Bear on his Guard Shark. These are definitely deadly waters, boys. |
Last night, my partner and I along with our good musically-inclined friend hit O bar for another night of dance-able music, caffeinated beer, and campy fun! Boy did last night deliver! Rest assured tonight was a nice of quotable quotes, with my favorite one flowing in this manner:
"So, do you still think I made a mistake getting married so soon?"
"No, definitely not at all. I'm now rethinking my lifestyle."
And in many ways, that quote captures how wonderful the night was. While we both indulged in respectable levels of excess, our loyalties to one another never wavered, and once again the richness and strength of a strong and passionate relationship were again visible for all to see. Visible enough for one to admit that a lifestyle of just one-night stands does not compare.
Not quite what I wanted to use, but it is close enough I guess. |
(On a side note, as I type this, my Facebook account is having some weird quirk keeping me from accessing pages and even my own profile page. While I'd like to think this was just some ISP related issue, the fact that my partner can freely surf on our wifi connection reinforces the fear that this may be another one of my "haters" activities. I do hope I'm just being paranoid and this is some internal quirk on Facebook's side.)
Good show. Just makes me wonder where its heart really is. |
"Queer as Folk is a celebration of the lives and passions of a group of gay friends.
It is not meant to reflect all of gay society"
I can't help but wonder if so many people who despise relationships failed to read that particular disclaimer. Part of me can't help but feel that as wonderfully real and touching the stories are in Queer as Folk, I would have hoped to have greater examples of the strength of committed gay relationships present in television. Modern Family tries to do this, albeit in a funny way. Four Weddings and a Funeral beautifully reflected a gay relationship without even having to declare the word, "gay." I'm still having mixed feelings about Glee, since Curt seems to be too much of a show favorite at times, with his supposed demands for being accepted trampling over the rights of other people to have personal space. Why I loved the way they portrayed how his father dealt with his coming out, I feel the show was a tad too biased when Curt's imposition of sharing a room with (the man he lusts for) his "brother" Finn lead to Finn demanding for personal space, but rather than showing how Curt was going too far, the show focused on Finn's outburst with the use of a "bad word."
The most non-stereotype gay couple on film ever. |
I do, however, believe that with everything is the act of making a choice.
And the choice to make a relationship work is a choice we all have the right to make.
Those who see a prison obviously mistake guarding something valuable as putting it in a cage. |
Last night was, simply put, Wow.
And let me tell you, no one is luckier than I was last night.
Why?
Because I am Rocky's.
And he is mine.
I found you. |
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