Cum Party with Str82Gay!
I want to report in and let everyone know that I believe this group could be an engine to drive human evolution far into the future. (I'm joking, aight? But only a little.)
Because just as our president helped us realize about our nation, we—as members of a smaller, intentional community (even if it's "only" a funky, little group on the internet)—need to realize that we are the ones we've been waiting for, if we're going to make the path of gender-identity reassessment a less-intimidating and more-joyous process for others like us, and all those who come after us.
I, for one, plan to demonstrate my commitment to help as many men as possible voluntarily and intentionally test their own options, and I'd like any input that any members of Str82Gay may want to push in my—and each other’s—direction.
I really suspect that we're the forward vanguard of a movement that's already in place and one that will continue to gather momentum as more and more gay men assert their right to live without the moral biases of straight society being formulated as laws to restrict their (our) freedom. That will, in turn, make it easier for men like us, who thought we "had" to be straight — for our parents, for our children, for our own "good" — recognize that it's okay to go from Str82Gay. Heck, it's a fucking blast (!), if you have the courage to try and make a friend or two, along the way.
So what do you say, people? Want to have a (sex) party to thrash this thing out?
Well, so do I!
In fact, I plan on hosting one in Phoenix, soon. Then I hope to host another and another after that, to bring men together for what we do best: Care about each other. Let me know if any of you know any Arizona guys who might want to attend, and I'll see to it that they get all the encouragement they need.
And I hope you'll also let me know if you want to be involved in a real, honest-2-gooness Str82Gay support community to collectively throw an arm around new arrivals. (In fact, now that I think of it, that might also serve as a perfect opportunity to grope with the other hand to see what their packing!)
Hope to hear from you soon!
Jamie
Because just as our president helped us realize about our nation, we—as members of a smaller, intentional community (even if it's "only" a funky, little group on the internet)—need to realize that we are the ones we've been waiting for, if we're going to make the path of gender-identity reassessment a less-intimidating and more-joyous process for others like us, and all those who come after us.
I, for one, plan to demonstrate my commitment to help as many men as possible voluntarily and intentionally test their own options, and I'd like any input that any members of Str82Gay may want to push in my—and each other’s—direction.
I really suspect that we're the forward vanguard of a movement that's already in place and one that will continue to gather momentum as more and more gay men assert their right to live without the moral biases of straight society being formulated as laws to restrict their (our) freedom. That will, in turn, make it easier for men like us, who thought we "had" to be straight — for our parents, for our children, for our own "good" — recognize that it's okay to go from Str82Gay. Heck, it's a fucking blast (!), if you have the courage to try and make a friend or two, along the way.
So what do you say, people? Want to have a (sex) party to thrash this thing out?
Well, so do I!
In fact, I plan on hosting one in Phoenix, soon. Then I hope to host another and another after that, to bring men together for what we do best: Care about each other. Let me know if any of you know any Arizona guys who might want to attend, and I'll see to it that they get all the encouragement they need.
And I hope you'll also let me know if you want to be involved in a real, honest-2-gooness Str82Gay support community to collectively throw an arm around new arrivals. (In fact, now that I think of it, that might also serve as a perfect opportunity to grope with the other hand to see what their packing!)
Hope to hear from you soon!
Jamie
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