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My sister just sent me this link. http://www.afa.net/Petitions/Issuedetail.asp?id=329 If you're too lazy to click the link:

Kate Perry was on the Morning Mashup (SIRIUS Hits 1 early morning show) and she said that her parents are not disapproving and are in fact supportive of her and love her very much. She said that whoever did the interview where her mom said otherwise had be interviewing someone else's, then went on to say that anyone who messes with her family is likely to have their scrotums cut off and fed to them... her words. On another note, I like the song. Sometimes I sing along to it, and I don't sing.

Thank you tabbed browsing!

I have no preference set right now. The way I would do a "Facebook coming out" would be changing my relationship status from "single" to "In a relationship with so-and-so". That will done after coming out to my parents.

Very cute! Any reason for pointing to her boobs?

On Facebook, you can choose who does and who doesn't know. Besides, only the people are still in my life will know/care and I get the feeling that none of my friends at my old school will react badly or be disappointed. Besides, its the best way to come out all at once and finally have all of that weight off of my shoulders. I would just rather my parents knew before select family members or friends in town knew.

Again, they're two different things referencing the same thing. "The seed has been sown" refers to me telling her that I need to confess/admit something (being gay), and that seed has grown into a small plant now that I have come out. It will reach full height to the next set of people I come out to (either parents or all of my friends on Facebook), then bear fruit when I come out to everyone else (either parents or Facebook, whoever I didn't come out to already). "Time to make a splash" is something else entirely which refers to my coming out as splashing my otherwise quiet and unimportant existence.

I'm not going to move in on someone else's man unless its obvious that he deserves someone better, and if I think that someone is me. Otherwise I will wait patiently for the right opportunity (he becomes single and it is apparent he is over any break up).

I could swear I've seen 12 (yes, there are articulate 12 year olds who have made me think they were 16) but I'm going to assume that I'm wrong. Could very well have been elsewhere since I am in other places on the net.

He who walks amongst the shadows shant be your dictator forever! Break free of his binds, old one! BE FREE!!!! Meh...

What's hotter than a couple of cute/hot guys dancing nekkid? This is a serious question.

Well maybe if you were nicer to the goat he wouldn't be to apt to influence you! lol

What am I looking for? I was pointing out that, once confirming that 14 is less than 15 and one person is 14 while the other is 15, natural progression of the mind suggests that one is younger than the other.

Thanks, that makes me feel SO much better.... [/sarcasm] lol j/k.

The only man-to-man interview I had was this past April, where I was interviewed by this REALLY cute assistant manager for my local Staples store (office supply store). I was already having a hard time keeping myself in order, trying to get the job, but his strikingly good looks made it tougher, lol. They never called me back, so f- them haha.

*puts on mathematics professor hat* 14 < 15 Bry is 14. Johnathon is 15. Therefore, I submit to you that Bry is YOUNGER than Johnathon. *removes mathematics professor hat and smiles innocently at Benji*

You don't HAVE to ask out every guy you flirt mutually with. You had an interest in him, but not enough to go on a date. Besides, if he really wanted to go out with you then he should have asked YOU, ya big jerk! lol j/k

Bry is 14 (until November, as he said). Come on Benji, keep up!

I think you'd be good to go just by clicking the Authors link at the top and having a ball. But what do I know, lol.

You'll find many friends here, Johnathan. Some your age, some younger, and some older, though all of them will listen and give advice just the same. Welcome aboard!

She said she had her suspicions. Doesn't mean she "knew".

True, that did happen. I forgot about that. When I would tell them gives rise to another topic of discussion which I don't much feel like talking about right now.

Was I the only one who thought of the Shadows with that license plate?

Meaning he would be okay with it but, at least initially, he would be unbearable. He gets that way a lot. For example, he hates the color of my sisters hair right now (she dyed it pink for Otakon). I think he could live with it, but he's adamant that she dyes it to a more natural color before she starts teaching undergrads next semester. I've been watching his reaction when any issues that have some sort of gay component come up and I'm getting mixed signals. When Gov. McGreevey resigned for "lying to New Jersey" by appearing to be straight with a classic American family, my dad said that being gay was no reason for him to resign, rather his piss poor administration was the real reason (New Jersey has a bad track record with Governors). However he has yet to give a clear opinion on solidly gay issues, such as same-sex marriage. He is also not above making jokes, as he has done that as least twice that I know of, but it was mostly a reference to the feminine kind of gay person (which I am not). Anyway, I get the feeling that while he would accept it, he certainly wouldn't introduce me as his gay son (as he shouldn't) in the sense that he would be proud of it. On the contrary he probably would not be proud of the fact that I am gay. I could probably bring a guy home to introduce to my parents, but I don't think we would talk about it. At least, that's how I construe it and imagine it.

She said our mom might be okay with it. Dad would be okay inwardly, but his outward reaction might not be pleasing. I dunno, we'll see in time.