Creating what Armistead Maupin calls one's "logical" family (instead of biological family, don'tcha know).
Wasn't his "Tales of the City" series excellent?
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Creating what Armistead Maupin calls one's "logical" family (instead of biological family, don'tcha know).
Wasn't his "Tales of the City" series excellent
I totally agree Stimpy that our sexual attraction is indeed "native to our basic being", and I thank you for bringing this discussion back into the forefront for us to chime in on, as while our sexuality may not necessarily define us as human beings, it is a large part of who we are and a most fascinating topic to discuss.
And for me at least, being that the current genre of porn being presented on the site is way less than entertaining, I doubly appreciate interesting topics to debate and discuss on the forum.
Thank you Stimpy, my friend, so much!![]()
It's funny I always thought I hit the lottery when he converted for me!! I guess we were both lucky! Thanks for the kind words.I have to concur with Mikey here Peter.While William made you very happy, I was very touched by what he said about you. That he knew you would love him more than anyone else would. How many of us could ever ask or expect to find any more out of life than that from a spouse? Whether one or both is gay or straight? He hit the proverbial lottery in this life with you. And he knew it. I'm sure he loved you very much also.
I'm delighted to know that his children (from a straight father) are still in your life and are so happy to be there for you. It just goes to show that there area all kinds of relationships and families possible outside of the traditional norms of the human condition.