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First post - Introductions


The first post is always the worst. Especially because I'm aware that this is relatively public. Yet not. The people that might read this are at the very least of a like mind, and will not be judgemental... I hope. Even if they are, does it matter? It's true that what people say about what you do or write always matters. But not from the RL point of view of outing me. That is one great joy of the internet. Anonymity.

 

I'd say I'm probably bisexual with a strong leaning towards men. Not that I'm out about it. Definitely not. Actually I'm probably more non sexual at present... Sex drive is a strange thing. I have it by the bucket load, but never seem to act on it with anyone. I seem to be liked at work, know gay people, fancy gay people, but never take the step that might end in disaster.

 

Wow this is cathartic!

 

I'm here for the stories. I think I found the place through Dabeagles site, but then that was a while ago. I used to drop by and never became a member until recently. It makes me wonder why I felt like risking the tiny bit of exposure it needs to sign up. Why not just stay a visitor, read the stories, dream, drool and leave? Perhaps I really am wanting to become myself.

 

I live in England and went, from the age of twelve to a single sex boarding school with five highly competitive Houses. Later, in my sixth year they introduced girls. Not many, just a few in the upper school. An experiment that didn't affect me at all as they weren't in my house. When I started however it was just boys. Lots of boys.

 

I'm from an upper middle class family and used to live in London. A really nice part of London. My father was an inventor, and my mother... f**K. So now what do I do. I'm actually shaking. Do I carry on in which case 'someone' might possibly read this that shouldn't. Or do I just use this blog as a muse tool for present thoughts...

 

I suppose I should create a ficticious background, and people it with the dream family and kick ass friends. This needs some thought. f**K it.

 

I'm from an upper middle class family and used to live in London. A really nice part of London, in a big Victorian detached house. My father was an inventor, and my mother was good at spending money. I was a late edition to two children, my sister being fourteen years older than me. I guess that really makes me an only child.

 

I never knew my Grandmother was my Grandmother until I was ten or eleven. Before then she was just my Mothers best friend. I never thought this was odd at the time, and I can't actually remember how I found out. I think I just eventually guessed right. My sister got married and moved into a flat in the basement. At times I hated her, now we get on really well.

 

I had a few close friends, but oddly, my best friend to begin with was Pie. A girl. Our parents were friends and we used to spend every avilable minute together. Pie was a tom boy in the true sense of the word, and though I know she had dolls, she never played with them. It was all about climbing trees, short hair, jeans and never, ever skirts! We used to have fearful rows, and once... She got me cornered in a shed and was so angry she put an axe through the window. Now she works in health services. I haven't seen her in an age.

 

Then, when I was thirteen, Page moved in. His Mother was an actress, and he was gorgeous. A year younger than me but much more worldly and mature. He introduced me to what had been, until then, only a fantasy.

 

So here I am. In the here and now. Jaded, complicated, and wanting... What I guess we all want. A soul mate of a like mind. I have two soul mates. One a girl I live with, the other close by. But that thing is missing.

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buttershots

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Hi Camy! I just wanted to say hi and welcome to the GA blogs!! I'm from the U.S. and have never been to London, but that's a place I want to visit "someday". :)

 

 

- Kaiten

 

*welcome music fills the room* :music:

libbonobo

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Welcome to GA and the blogs, Camy!

 

No need to make anything up....if people only like a fake you and not the real you, screw 'em!

Guest Rob Hawes

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No need to make anything up....if people only like a fake you and not the real you, screw 'em!

 

:o Personally, I'd stick to screwing the ones who like the real me. :P

 

That's absolutely right though - don't feel as though you have to tell us anything about yourself. I'd rather know one thing about you that is true than a thousand things that aren't. :D

 

You're right about the first blog entry being the hardest - I spent days working on my first entry and now just type whatever comes into my head. Don't worry what you post here - everyone's really nice and they won't care if it's an epic entry or just a couple of lines.

 

Welcome to GA Camy - nice to see fresh blood here. :D

 

Rob

libbonobo

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No need to make anything up....if people only like a fake you and not the real you, screw 'em!

:o Personally, I'd stick to screwing the ones who like the real me. :P

 

:lmao: of course you're right!

Oh, and sticking can be minimized with adequate lubrication :lol:

Bev

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Heya, hello and g'day Camy! :D

 

Welcome to the blogs. Everyone is really friendly and I am sure that you will settle in, in no time at all.

 

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Just like me

 

Bev

AFriendlyFace

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Hiya Camy! I'm Kevin. I'm sure you'll enjoy it here :)

 

I suppose the first entry is the hardest, especially since it feels obligatory to give some sort of background. Subsequent entries will be easier though since you can more or less write about whatever's on your mind. Personally I find the first sentence of every entry to be the hardest. In much the same way that the trickiest part of telling a verbal story is how to begin it. That's why I do it much the same as I would if I were speaking to someone and wanted to change the subject..."So I saw ..." or "So I was having a walk when..." Anyway beginnings can be tough, endings can be sad, and middles can be complicated; and you can be whatever you like :D

 

Have a teriffic day and take care,

Kevin

Guest Kitty

Posted

Welcome aboard, Camy. That turned out to be a great first post. :great:

 

As a blogger, I can really relate to the predicament of deciding how personal to let your posts get, and worrying about who is going to be reading it.

 

Blogs as cartharsis -- you bet! I used to write in a journal in order to process stuff (very private, just me and the notebook.) Now I put it out there for the whole world to see. Blogs are an amazing phenomenon, actually.

 

Kitty :)

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