#26
Posted: 1/7/06 at 7:30am
Oh, and in dress-ups in preschool, I was ALWAYS a woman, and did my damdest to be as beautiful as I could....
What were the first signs that you were gay? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 1/7/06 at 7:34am
Did you get compliments for your pretty blue eyes?
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#29
Posted: 1/7/06 at 7:38am
Except they aren't really blue, at least not fully. They are a ring of gold surrounded by blue, which can mix to green in the right light...
Very strange...
Very strange...
#30
Posted: 1/7/06 at 7:39am
They looked big and blue in your old avatar.
I know they're still beautiful. :)
I know they're still beautiful. :)
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#31
Posted: 1/7/06 at 7:40am
Well, in the right light they are blue...
Updated On: 1/7/06 at 07:40 AM
#32
Posted: 1/7/06 at 7:47am
My word!
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#33
Posted: 1/7/06 at 9:38am
I forgot that - whenever we had a chance to be an imaginary character in pre-school, I was always a girl.
"Give in to love, or live in fear." -- Rent
#34
Posted: 1/7/06 at 10:10am
Updated On: 1/7/06 at 10:10 AM
#35
Posted: 1/7/06 at 10:24am
I'm starting to get the awful suspicion that most of you aren't gay.
Salmon leap from the womb of the white sea you look on; they are calves, they are lambs of good color, in peace without slaughter.
#36
Posted: 1/7/06 at 10:52am
I hope that's sarcasm?
#37
Posted: 1/7/06 at 11:00am
I grew up in Kansas, and we were asked at the start of second grade to have a pen pal. Someone we had met the summer before. Not a relative, but a friend or acquaintance that we would correspond with throughout the school year.
We had travelled back east to NY to my Uncle's wedding, and due to a few strings pulled by my family, I had the chance to meet Margaret Hamilton while she was appearing at the (brand new) Lincoln Center production of "Oklahoma!."
So... I chose for my pen pal... the Wicked Witch of the West. My teacher was so upset, she called my mom at home and complained. My mom asked her to explain the assignment, and then defended my choice. As long as "Maggie" would agree to do it, why should this be a problem or issue? Miss Hamilton agreed to do it.
I still have the letters from her that we wrote back and forth during that year. What an incredibly sweet, thoughtful, classy lady!
...And I can't think of anything "gayer" for a second-grader in Kansas than having the Wicked Witch of the West as your pen pal.
We had travelled back east to NY to my Uncle's wedding, and due to a few strings pulled by my family, I had the chance to meet Margaret Hamilton while she was appearing at the (brand new) Lincoln Center production of "Oklahoma!."
So... I chose for my pen pal... the Wicked Witch of the West. My teacher was so upset, she called my mom at home and complained. My mom asked her to explain the assignment, and then defended my choice. As long as "Maggie" would agree to do it, why should this be a problem or issue? Miss Hamilton agreed to do it.
I still have the letters from her that we wrote back and forth during that year. What an incredibly sweet, thoughtful, classy lady!
...And I can't think of anything "gayer" for a second-grader in Kansas than having the Wicked Witch of the West as your pen pal.
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
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#38
Posted: 1/7/06 at 11:02am
That is seriously cool, b12b!
Go you!
Go you!
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#39
Posted: 1/7/06 at 11:09am
they call him flipper! flipper! flipper! faster than lightning!!
thanks, glebb, for digging up that old memory of BRIAN KELLY (porter ricks)
i wanted a dad like that. and i always liked it when LUKE HALPIN (sandy ricks) took off his shirt, although i didn't know why at the time. oh, those were the days ...
thanks, glebb, for digging up that old memory of BRIAN KELLY (porter ricks)
i wanted a dad like that. and i always liked it when LUKE HALPIN (sandy ricks) took off his shirt, although i didn't know why at the time. oh, those were the days ...
RIP glebby <3
#40
Posted: 1/7/06 at 11:19am
Getting aroused at age 7 while watching Ben Hur and seeing Charlton Heston in rags, chained and being whipped.
It set me off on a rather dark and rough path that I am still on today.
It set me off on a rather dark and rough path that I am still on today.
Updated On: 1/7/06 at 11:19 AM
#41
Posted: 1/7/06 at 12:58pm
The volleyball players in the Don Henley video "Boys of Summer".....
"High time we made a stand and shook up the views of the common man" - Tears for Fears
#42
Posted: 1/7/06 at 7:03pm
B12b, Wow! I'm envious! How cool is that! You were one cool kid and she was indeed a very classy lady.
"And the postman sighed as he scratched his head, you really rather thought she ought to be dead..."
#43
Posted: 1/7/06 at 7:08pm
justthefacts-You are somewhat right. I posted and I am not gay but I belive everyone else who posted something on here is.
"They're eating her and then they're going to eat me. OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!" -Troll 2
#44
Posted: 1/7/06 at 10:28pm
Thanks, Spider.
Salmon leap from the womb of the white sea you look on; they are calves, they are lambs of good color, in peace without slaughter.
#45
Posted: 1/8/06 at 12:23am
Always dressing in my mom's clothes and her heels when I was 7. I would put on her make up as well.
My dad got me a fake shaving kit and I pretended it was make up.
I thought Brian from the Backstreet Boys was cute in 3rd grade.
I tried to shave my legs when I was 7 with my moms razor....that turned out bad. I went over one spot over and over again, I still have a little scar.
There are so many others...I had a terrible time with throwing my limp wrist around.
O YEAH!! and watching television, stopping when there was a guy with his shirt off, and gazing.
ok, that is all I can think of.
My dad got me a fake shaving kit and I pretended it was make up.
I thought Brian from the Backstreet Boys was cute in 3rd grade.
I tried to shave my legs when I was 7 with my moms razor....that turned out bad. I went over one spot over and over again, I still have a little scar.
There are so many others...I had a terrible time with throwing my limp wrist around.
O YEAH!! and watching television, stopping when there was a guy with his shirt off, and gazing.
ok, that is all I can think of.
#46
Posted: 1/8/06 at 12:48am
I always really really liked Robin for some reason
#47
Posted: 1/8/06 at 12:53am
I think I'm the only person who didn't try on their sister's/mother's clothing...
"If it walks like a Parks, if it wobbles like a Parks, then it's definitely fat and nobody loves it." --MA
#48
Posted: 1/8/06 at 5:18am
ooh, no parks, me either. The closest thing was dressing as a biker chick for halloween when I was like 13, but that wasn't gay, it was just funny.
when ducks grow thumbs then maybe my opinion will change.
#49
Posted: 1/8/06 at 5:22am
I NEVER touched my sisters'/mother's.
Only my preschool stuff!
Only my preschool stuff!
#50
Posted: 4/14/07 at 8:03pm
I had the limp wrist thing going. I had a lisp and I talked like a girl. People who called my house would think I was my sister when I picked up the phone. I had a huge crush on Cory Haim/Corey Feldman and I couldn't decide which one I wanted to marry more. I was a HUGE "New Kids on the Block" fan. I had the t-shirts, the water bottles, buttons. Big crush on Joey McIntyre. For my 10th birthday, I asked my parents to take me to a Paula Abdul concert, and my whole family went! It was my first concert. For my 11th birthday, I asked my parents to take me to see Bette Midler in concert. And my whole family went again. I also had this long fantasy throughout 5th grade that I was cast in a production of A CHORUS LINE where all the men were playing the women's roles, and the women were playing the men's roles. I wanted to be Diana so badly.
"Winning a Tony this year is like winning Best Attendance in third grade: no one will care but the winner and their mom."
-Kad
"I have also met him in person, and I find him to be quite funny actually. Arrogant and often misinformed, but still funny."
-bjh2114 (on Michael Riedel)
-Kad
"I have also met him in person, and I find him to be quite funny actually. Arrogant and often misinformed, but still funny."
-bjh2114 (on Michael Riedel)
