Telling It Like It Is

As long as I wasn't around gays I supported a lot of the agenda. But then I went to work in the entertainment industry and lived in a part of town populated by gays. Within a period of six months I had changed and was uncomfortable, annoyed and put off.

I moved, changed jobs, eventually city, and industry. I also began my personal voyage into sex.

Over the following year I learned about sex, and intimate behaviors. Including one evening when a ballet dancer joined us. It was my first same sex experience. I didn't celebrate that evening, I did start seeing the girl. Maybe her body, so firm and toned, her nonchalant attitude.

For several months we remained primary lovers, and then slowly we drifted apart. I have not had a same sex affair. I remember it better than it probably was. Overall it did not change my feelings to living around a gay community. At least my experience has been negative all around. I would not intentionally live or work in such a community again.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on May 8, 2023 at 5:13 AM

I'm sure gay people across his country are happy you moved out. I am.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on May 8, 2023 at 7:14 AM

I moved out to the suburbs, away from the toxic gay agenda. Tolerance goes just so far. Individually gays are like any other, in a pack they are down right scary. For the sake of sanity I left, to a lawn mower, a track home, little league, the big yellow bus.

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