#3251
Posted: 10/1/05 at 7:51pm
I wonder what is his type. I wonder if he even knows, himself.
The Official Raúl E. Esparza "Spread the Love" Thread — Page 131
#3252
Posted: 10/1/05 at 7:55pm
I'm gonna go with nooooooo. And this is not a "noooooooo" in the sense of "YES."
(It's actually not what I'd have expected.)
I just jabbed my finger with a pair of scissors.
*group huuuug&
A work of art is an invitation to love.
(It's actually not what I'd have expected.)
I just jabbed my finger with a pair of scissors.
*group huuuug&
#3253
Posted: 10/1/05 at 7:55pm
Mmmm, sex hair is NICE.
Emcee, I'm like you in that I'd rather work alone on stuff. But I have really close friends from home that I miss terribly when I'm at school, and that I spent almost every day with over the summer. I guess I'm independent enough, but I like people, too!
Emcee, I'm like you in that I'd rather work alone on stuff. But I have really close friends from home that I miss terribly when I'm at school, and that I spent almost every day with over the summer. I guess I'm independent enough, but I like people, too!
#3255
Posted: 10/1/05 at 7:59pm
I like being with people, I just have certain moods about it. And they're very distinct. When I want to be social, I love being around people, and have a very social personality. But in general, I'm not much of a social butterfly.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#3256
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:00pm
I'm a huge people person. But on my own terms. There are times when I don't like to be bothered.
#3257
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:02pm
Exactly. And they have to be the right people. I won't be around people just for the sake of... being around people.
That was so redundant.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
That was so redundant.
#3259
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:07pm
I think a lot of people are like that. Tonight, though, I just want to BE with people. Even if I only know a couple of them. I just want to get OUT OF THIS APARTMENT! Alas, I think everybody who I would want to see has already gone out.
#3260
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:08pm
Maybe we are!
Sometimes I'm sort of like "I want to meet new people!" but... that's not me, at all. I mean, I want to meet new people and have new people in my life, but I don't want to DO the things that would bring me to meet them. I don't want to go to parties and such.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Sometimes I'm sort of like "I want to meet new people!" but... that's not me, at all. I mean, I want to meet new people and have new people in my life, but I don't want to DO the things that would bring me to meet them. I don't want to go to parties and such.
#3262
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:11pm
Oh my goodness. I hate the party scene! With a passion. I'd much rather sit at home and read a book. I'm a the biggest nerd you will ever meet.
I even left my senior prom early (I left my date there) because they all had plans to go out and party and I didn't want to. So I walked out. Ha!
I even left my senior prom early (I left my date there) because they all had plans to go out and party and I didn't want to. So I walked out. Ha!
#3263
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:13pm
Bars scare me, too.
I feel like I might check out something like that maybe ONCE just to see what all of the buzz is -- and so I'm not such a sad excuse for a college student, either.
I just... I don't know. I don't find it appealing at all.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I feel like I might check out something like that maybe ONCE just to see what all of the buzz is -- and so I'm not such a sad excuse for a college student, either.
I just... I don't know. I don't find it appealing at all.
#3264
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:15pm
So I was just reading the other thread about the Chitty SD. And it reminded me about my SD experience after the evening performance on Wednesday.
Some drunk lady was there with her two kids and every time one of the Chitty kids walked out she stopped them and asked for their phone numbers so she could invite them over for pancakes. And some of the kids actually gave it to her. I mean, those poor kids didn't know how to deal with a situation like that. When Henry came out I just shot him a look to walk away. Then the lady offered me cookies out of her purse.
Shesh.
Some drunk lady was there with her two kids and every time one of the Chitty kids walked out she stopped them and asked for their phone numbers so she could invite them over for pancakes. And some of the kids actually gave it to her. I mean, those poor kids didn't know how to deal with a situation like that. When Henry came out I just shot him a look to walk away. Then the lady offered me cookies out of her purse.
Shesh.
#3265
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:21pm
That's so unbelievably odd.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#3266
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:21pm
I had a night of bar-hopping (kind of: three places, one of which was kind of a restaurant) and it was... interesting, to say the least. I think it's scary that people go to bars to meet people! Not my scene at all. The last place was a gay bar, so there was definitely no chance of meeting somebody there. Eek! My friend did, though... or tried to. THAT'S why I hate bars. I feel like the responsible one, because I know nobody else will be!
#3267
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:22pm
I think that's how I'd feel, Allie. I'd be responsible, but not because responsibility is really my true nature, but because I'm so scared. And I think that being that way would make it a lot less fun for me, too.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#3268
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:25pm
It did make it a lot less fun. Trying to usher two drunk people (one of whom would much rather go home with that guy in the corner -- and tried to convince me to let him!) into a cab was less than my ideal night out.
#3269
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:27pm
The (this is going to sound awful) fag-hag side of me thinks it might be fun to go observe happenings at a gar bar one night. But... I don't like bars. I'll just... cuddle?
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#3270
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:33pm
It was definitely an experience, I'll say that! The dancing was fun! 
But I found it uncomfortable, because my friend had only come out to me a little while before. So it was like, "Yay, dancing with Scott... check out this guy over here... oh, he's checking him out, too. Right." This may sound small-town or whatever, but he was and is my first gay friend. It was quite an eye-opener.
But I think you need to go to one at some point. And dance your ASS off, because it can be lots of fun!
PS: Cuddling is fun, too, hehe.
But I found it uncomfortable, because my friend had only come out to me a little while before. So it was like, "Yay, dancing with Scott... check out this guy over here... oh, he's checking him out, too. Right." This may sound small-town or whatever, but he was and is my first gay friend. It was quite an eye-opener. But I think you need to go to one at some point. And dance your ASS off, because it can be lots of fun!
PS: Cuddling is fun, too, hehe.
#3271
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:34pm
I think I will at some point. I have a friend whose best friend is a gay guy, but he's one of those gay guys who voluntarily makes out with his female friends, etc -- so she goes to gay bars with him pretty often. It could be fun.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#3272
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:37pm
And of course report back here, right? A real live NYC gay bar?! I want to hear all about it!
#3273
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:41pm
Yeah, if I can get up the courage. And find what to wear. And... oy.
One of my friends says he knows of a bar downtown that's literally like a scene out of Taboo. I'd love to see that.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
One of my friends says he knows of a bar downtown that's literally like a scene out of Taboo. I'd love to see that.
#3274
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:42pm
I'm watching you-know-who in Cabaret. So dirty, yet so fabulous.
#3275
Posted: 10/1/05 at 8:43pm
Just... nothing too hardcore, right? Like, no Queer As Folk Babylon. Eek!
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