Now don't get me wrong, because, while I really am no heterophobe, I don't usually like to promote a lifestyle with which I so strongly disagree. I mean, I know that str8 people exist (heck, some of my best friends are str8) & I theoretically support their right to choose to allow themselves to be attracted to the opposite sex, but why do they have to be so big on flaunting it for the whole world to see: holding hands, kissing in public, walking around with their arm around their partner's shoulder!!! What they do behind closed doors is no business of mine, but why can't they, as Mother Bates so eloquently put it in the movie, "Psycho," appease their ugly appetites in the privacy of their darkened bedrooms (or on their dining room tables, or in their bathtubs or in their Barcaloungers, or wherever-it-is they perform their acts of abomination), and why do they insist on giving themselves special rights???!?
Sorry, I digressed momentarily from the main point of this post...sometimes my righteous indignation gets the better of me...
Anyway, I think this YouTube video is cute and, irrespective of it's subversive promotion of the heterosexual agenda, I just had to share it:
P.S. I just don't get the part where he says, "your weight is lower than your IQ". I personally have NEVER had a problem with that. I guess it's just another aspect of his lifestyle that I will never understand!
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- Mr. C (a.k.a. Clarence)
- Newly-single GWM who is (trying to be) more than "just" gay, and white and male. Still learning & still trying to determine what makes me, me after "living" the first 3/4 or so of my life in the closet. I am discovering, little-by-little, that the answer to Cher's musical question, "Is there life after love?" is "Apparently so...". That answer, however, comes with an important codicil: it doesn't mean that it'll be easy or heartbreak-free; as the old Lynn Anderson song goes--none of us is "promised...a rose garden". There are many little quotes, sayings, and other little bits of wisdom that have helped me to understand my life just a little better. A soupçon of which follows: “I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” --Maya Angelou "It's not what you are that holds you back, it's what you think you're not." --Denis Waitley To Mr. Waitley's point, I am also beginning to see that sometimes the greatest hindrance to a joy-filled life is the person living that life because we believe we don't deserve it...but we do...ALL OF US do.
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3 comments:
Wow, Mr. C! That post was hilarious, but it also made me think! 2 wonderful experiences in one blog post!! That's kinda like getting your chocolate in my peanut butter!
Oh well. I didn't want to have my first blog post in my new home to have NO comments.
Signed,
Unanimous
Damn str8ies. LOL
Oh LORDY! Watch---this kid is going to be on the Jay Leno show with this stuff!
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