Hitting the Roof After Seven Months of Persecution

I'm an individual who stands up to what I believe in given that I know I'm right and provided that I will not be able to step on other person's self-worth, saving business matters. I choose to settle things in silence or nothing but stay in silence when things are no way rectifiable. But when things become a burden, I simply hit the roof.

Gay Films That Matter Part 2

This is a continuation of the first post I wrote about 'Gay Films That Matter,' as promised.

Please read the first post if you have not read it so as you will not lose track of this article.

Here are more of gay films that matter:

Gay Films That Matter

Movie marathon is my pastime. It always has a place in my to-do list for weekends. 

I enjoyed movies particularly romantic comedy, heavy drama, inspirational & family, and LGBT. Of these genres, my widest collection comes from the LGBT. No wonder I got a lot to speak about homosexuality, discrimination, gay battles, and what-not.

Here, I will make a rundown of my favorite gay movies. That being said so, I mean these are the movies I've watched over twice.

You Can't Please Everyone: Michelle O, Homosexuality

You can't really please everyone. 

Learning and Homosexuality

I was too exposed in the current news when I was still in college. There was not a day where I couldn't feel the texture and smell the redolence of a newspaper. My mornings before were greeted with more than six newspapers--local, regional, and national papers. And from the economy to the politics to the show business to the sports, I, at least, knew something from each of these. The truth for doing so: it wasn't a freewill; it was forced. Well, I had to because there was no way for me to pass the daily quiz on current issues in my communication class.

Why I Was Silent For Days

I was knocked out for these past few days--totally out of mind and can't write even a single sentence. Now, I am ready and definitely, can share something--written--about what I have done during my vacuous days.

Ricky Martin Has Come Out Of The Closet, Finally, Thankfully

I spent again the whole morning racking my brain on things that could be worth a post but still, nothing has come out of the shell. Fortunately though, while googling "homosexual blog," searches reveal a headline that states: Ricky Martin: I am a homosexual man, and so, I decided to write about it. 

The Greatest Post Ever Written

I'm not an award-winning writer or even a good one. It didn't occur to me that my writing sells. Frankly, I am not confident of my writing faculty. Though I'm no doubt can convey a message clear enough to understand. Even so, there is no need to brag of myself as a writer. But why do many people swagger? Why are there people who crow themselves as great and perfect and beautiful when they can't even show something better than okay?

Homosexuality, Right or Wrong or Both?

I have been blogging in thoughts.com and gladly, I've been getting more comments in there than [here] in my Blogger, though I've been posting the same articles. Just this morning, I received a comment from one guy, in nom de plume, WhatsTruthOfLIfe, in one of my recent posts about homosexuality. He wrote: "I am interested to know more about your beliefs on homosexuality. Care to share?" 

Like I always do, I responded to his comment keenly, and suggested that he give me specific questions about homosexuality that I would be able to know what particular things I would share to him about it. It seemed to me that his eagerness toward it brought him to sending me his questions through my email in an instant. 

Here goes our conversation...

A Comment Will Do As Long As It Is Pertinent To The Issue

You would know, obviously, when someone cares to read your posts when you see comments on them. Many times, I don't get as much comments as I wanted to. I thought, it is probably because not too many people who visit my blog care as much with my posts. But with all honesty, a comment will do for me as long as it has sense and great relevance to the topic.

In one of my previous posts entitled Homosexuality, Not A Choice, I got one comment--very pertinent to the topic, which totally nabbed my attention. Started as Anonymous and eventually came out to be Pete, he got me thrilled to answer back to his comment. Pete, on the other hand, didn't hesitate to answer back to every response I gave him--and even became too prolix with his succeeding comments.

He Makes Me Smile And I Will Never Hide It

Today is Friday and my week ended with a smile I can't hide--after I met this guy--straight--in facebook. 

I've first met him in flixster and then facebook. We often chat about his school and my work until today, late afternoon, he asked me how am I and my girlfriend doing. Of course, I don't have one and I've talked about it in my previous post (Do I Have A GF?). After all those talks, I didn't know that he didn't have any idea who I was. Like I've always mentioned, I am a proud homosexual and thinks that there's no reason to keep quiet about it, so I told him who I am and how I live such lifestyle.

I Met Him, Finally

It was one of the weirdest feelings I have ever had. 

I met my ex-partner yesterday when he added me as a friend in one of my social network sites after over four years of not seeing each other. I thought he was just another stranger of the same family name who sent me an invite because he looked a bit different in his primary picture from how I pictured him out in my mind. It wasn't intentional but I clicked on the 'Ignore' button and so instead, I invited him, and became friends [after his confirmation].