Equality rocks



A couple of months ago I had the thought cross my head that it would be much easier if I were straight. I closed my eyes and took a nap. I had a dream…I had a dream that told me that I would never be gay. How is this, you may ask. I dreamt that I was watching Designing Women, well not only was I watching it, but in my dream I could tell that I was watching it on the Lifetime Station because I saw that station identifier on the lower right hand side of the screen. That my friends is how I knew that I was undoubtedly gay. A couple of nights ago I woke up thinking, “what a weird dream. I dreamt that I was gay.” As I got out of my bed I saw on my desk a copy of an old Abercrombie and Fitch catalog. So again, yes, I am without a doubt gay. Ah, but the age old question, why am I gay? Well, I‘ll tell you this much, it’s definitely not by choice. I subscribe to the theory that it is, while not completely, it is for the most part, due to genetics. That something in my genetics composition makes me like boys.

So what’s in it for me? Well a killer personality and sense of style along with a number of other stereotypical characteristics for starters. What I had envisioned though, was a level of equality that I thought I would not be able to get with a woman. My idea of gay relationships, revolved around the idea that they would be fifty-fifty. I have been fortunate enough that in the one relationship I was in, it was equal. For example, one night he wanted to go to a gay club and my friends had invited me to a straight club. So came to an agreement that we would start off at the gay club and ended the night at the straight club with my friends. I admit I was fortunate enough to have been in a relationship with a very levelheaded young man. In none of our discussions did we get to the point of fighting or arguing. But from the horror stories I hear, not all gay relationships are like this.

Which leads me to back to what I am looking for, what I want to one day have again. I want someone that wants equality. I want a man that understands that relationships are about respect, equality, and compromise. A man that is independent enough to make decisions. Someone who will offer suggestions about the plans for the evening instead of just saying, “whatever,” or “it’s up to you.” I don’t want to be the only one in the relationship making the plans and decisions.

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