Lightwizard wrote:Well, I wake up Saturday morning to revelations, and not the ones in the bible, I can barely comprehend. If anyone is having unprotected sex and getting infected with minor STD's, it will take more than fundamentalist Christianity to protect them from AIDs. Anyone who is a gay man or knows gay men very well knows that boys will still be boys. However, if one decides to have what is commonly and funnily referred to as a "boy toy," they do open themselves up to an all new set of relationship problems. Pardon me, but being a fundamentalist rightwinger and gay is tantamount to being a vegetarian chowing down on a cow.
Religion is far from truth. Christianity starts by confessing Christ Jesus and God from sin. "There is neither male nor female but all are one in Christ Jesus".
Also, I'm the "toy boy" in this relationship and my partner knows that. I may be 43 but I am the one who gets carded for cigarettes and alcohol not him. My life is pure irony.
Also, being "spiritual", I have not lived a totally reckless life. It may be genetics too but I do look younger than my partner. (lately I have been acting less adult though.) He is attractive but in a mature way. So he is not boy toy but more "friend material". I was not even attracted to him until he grew up and became masculine. I guess all that time he was admiring me though.
Considering he thinks of himself as straight I must be able to turn someone's head if I attracted him in the first place. He is 26 and never been with a man other than me. He has had several long term girl friends since I have known him. We never played around until after he left his girls. He came out to his mother about us without me even prompting him.
I must be ok between us for him to jump across the fence so willingly and to be so monogamous about it too.
So I really messed things up.
If I hold out and don't make any more mistakes this will resolve in time. I have let him know that I am being faithful now (although it is for some reason very difficult for me lately) When he feels he has teased me and punished me enough to get his pound of flesh, he will come back around.
I guess he's a jealous guy too.
I must say that what puzzles me is that he first initiated us being intimate. I followed along (willingly). But in the process the friendship which was highly abundant became almost non existent for the intimacy to come into the picture.
One day I said to him so now we are boyfriends? He said, no, we are lovers. I thought what he said was nice and that he was giving me a better place in his heart. Well he is monogamous but he treats me like I am a secret. I don't want to shout it from the rooftops but this secrecy has only cut into what was once a good friendship.
So instead of me openly being his friend, I am now secretly his lover. This make a relationship harder to stick with. Less long moments of friendship but now more brief moments of intensity and then solitude.
Though, if this was all humdrum it probably wouldn't interest me as much.