
i'm collecting these types of belts these days, but i do not own one of these. however, maybe it would make my life easier. even in light of the ever-growing tolerant atmosphere, it is still a challenge to come out. i'm slowly making the rounds at my somewhat new job. i've come out to two people this past week. the conversations were very short and sweet. generally, there was no lead in other than.."well, you probably already know this but...i'm a flaming homosexual." actually, i find that i say that "i'm gay." i don't say "lesbian." maybe one day, i'll be bold enough to say..."i'm a big ol' dyke." (i know, not p.c., but i love that word sometimes.) noone really is surprised. i don't know if i should be offended by that. what, don't i look straight?
my constant references to my "roommate" is a giveaway?
the photos of angelina jolie, natalie portman and scarlett johannsen at my desk not obvious enough?
the fact that i talked about going to "gay pride" with my friend this summer?
the large tattoo of two intertwined female symbols on my forehead? just kidding. maybe next year.
I LIVE WITH ANOTHER WOMAN AND HAVE TWO CATS!!!!
sara is the only person that calls me at work and they always ask who is calling....
c'mon, people. seriously?
i wish the process was easier.
at least now i don't have to have the two hour conversation anymore...but i do miss coming up with creative places to tell people and the questions people would ask me. one of my all-time favorite questions was actually asked a few months after i told her....
"so do you still like the sex?"
best question ever. (you know who you are.)