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Saturday, 29 December 2012
Hometown Hook-Ups
As you may have gathered, I live in a large Eastern city,
and I live in its Gay Village. But
previous to this, I lived in a small city near the Rocky Mountains, and I’m
writing to you from there now, visiting on vacation. My family picked me up at the airport early
last week, and as we drove into the downtown core, I spotted a place that
caused my soul to lurch with a wave of sentimentality. The place?
The Holiday Inn Express Hotel.
We kept driving towards my family’s apartment building located
on the fringes of downtown and we passed The Westin, The Coast Plaza Hotel and
the Carleton Hotel. As we drove, I did
my best to chat and play the role of “son”, but seeing those hotels recalled a
part of me perhaps more authentic than that of “son”.
In each of those hotels, I recalled a hook-up.
And it wasn’t just hotels.
I had lived in this backwater city for a decade, and had had hook-ups in
homes and apartments dotted across town.
On this trip, there would be no time or opportunity for men. I was here to see parents and friends, whom I
hadn’t seen in almost two years. On the
plane, I had already begun to slip into the roles that I would play – that of
son and buddy. It wasn’t until I saw the
Holiday Inn Express Hotel that I realized that the role I felt most authentic
in was the one I played when naked with a man.
I looked forward to talking with my family and friends, but I longed
even more to be back in room #212 in the Holiday Inn Express, where words
weren’t always necessary. Instead, I and
another naked man with a matching need would communicate on a visceral level –
with words, if necessary, but also with taste and touch.
We continued driving, and passed the apartment complex that
I had lived in while residing here. I
thought not of the parties with friends, or the meals I’d burnt in the kitchen,
or the view from my 23rd floor window. Instead, I remembered the men I’d welcomed
over – some of whom I’d connected with, some of whom I hadn’t really, but
respected all the same. Respected them for
skipping the niceties of normal society and baring their need to me. They would leave and I’d be left to wonder
what their “real” lives were like, the life in which they had to put a mask on
and return to being a son, a brother, a friend, a banker, a waiter, a doctor.
During a hook-up, I was so unmasked and authentic, that I
could also be terribly vulnerable. I
would sometimes say goodbye to a hook-up, leave his place, and feel that I’d
left a part of my soul behind on his bedside table. There would be times when I wouldn’t really
connect with someone I was hooking up with and feel dirty afterwards, as if I
had raped myself somehow, my emotions shaken and stirred. But that feeling would subside, and I’d be
online again, looking for the next hook-up.
Because often I would luck out and really dig the guy I was
hooking up with. Yes, I realized that
even during the hook-up, I was playing a role (that of sex buddy). But the role did away with worldly pretense
and most of all, hypocrisy. Thus, the
role felt authentic, at least to me, and the by-product of that was that I felt
alive and realized.
Living here, I had felt so isolated as a gay man that I
believe I hooked-up sometimes for the wrong reasons in order to just feel
noticed. Now, living in a Gay Village, I
am no longer isolated and therefore less inclined to hook-up out of
desperation. I used to think that
hook-ups were just about getting off.
But if that were so, we could all just jerk off. No, we hook-up because we need to be
seen. We need our authentic sexual needs
acknowledged and accepted. Even if we
like being single, and feel that we are not the marrying kind, we still need to
be touched occasionally (touched gently if you wish, or slapped hard by a
gorgeous dom Master).
The new trend for gays is to resist being ghettoized and to
not live in a Gay Village. But here I am
in my old town, and the world feels and looks so straight that I feel like a
ghost walking through it. I feel a void here that cannot be filled by terrific
parents and loving friends. I feel
castrated and lonely, and I would sleep with just about anybody just to be
recognized as a fellow gay traveller.
I’m ready to go home.
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Anonymous Sex and Soccer Moms
Religion screwed me up about sex. Celibate priests and sexless saints. Feeling compelled to wash my hands
obsessively just at the thought of arousal. Terrified because I found Jesus attractive. The lessons I learned in those days led me to
see the sexual realm as somehow “dark”, while religion was supposedly the
bastion of “light” (and therefore necessarily divorced from sexuality). I recall reading a book that told me that
masturbation was an affront to god, and that the only sex deemed holy was that
had in the sanctity of marriage.
I got to thinking about the soccer mom who might, on a
Saturday night, accidentally stumble across my blog while looking for a blog on
knitting. What would she possibly make
of it? Would she cluck her tongue at male sexuality, especially gay male
sexuality and its supposed excesses? And
on Sunday morning, as she sings “Alleluia” from her pew, does she silently pray
for me, that I will turn from my sinful ways?
Does she pray that I’ll recant?
What would she think if I told her that I’ve seen videos on
Xtube of anonymous sexual encounters?
You know the kind – someone posts an ad on craigslist and waits, ass up,
for a stranger to walk in and fuck him.
When I clicked on these videos, I expected something dark, something frightening,
but found them often...friendly. It
often started with a Hello, and ended with a Thanks (and sometimes See You Next
Week). Does our collective conscience
deem such an experience as dark only because it falls way out of the realm of
“normal” sexual contact?
Because what about our soccer mom, who after church, comes
home where she and her husband have loveless sex. Loveless because of twenty odd years of
emotional wounds inflicted and resentments harboured. Her husband hired a new, young secretary two
weeks ago. She’s noted that he takes
longer in the morning to get ready for work and she is not a stupid woman. And now, with her husband on top of her, she
prays again, just as she did at church, but this time for him to climax and
just be done with it. But it’s all
within the sanctity of marriage. Am I
supposed to see this as “light”?
Am I promoting anonymous sex, like the kind I described
above? Absolutely not. It would be irresponsible of me. I was robbed once by a trick. I’ve had friends who have invited strangers
over for play and ended up physically assaulted. What I am suggesting is a paradigm shift, an
awakening to the idea that if it’s safe, sane and between consenting adults, we
might find sexual beauty in the unlikeliest of places, scenarios and kinks. Alleluia indeed.
Saturday, 15 December 2012
Apology
Dear (Unknown Name):
I was sitting on the edge of the pool table at the Eagle and I was in
full hunting mode. I was horny, and
feeling aggressive about it – I wanted to get laid. You saw me and recognized me from a fetish
event a while back and reintroduced Yourself.
And I wasn’t interested. And
because I sometimes think the world revolves around me, I assumed You wanted to
sleep with me. Because I was thinking
only with my dick, it didn’t dawn on me that You were genuinely just trying to
be friendly. And friendly You were. You were kind, witty and had a gentle aura
about You. And because You are a
sensitive human being, You sensed my reticence, looked at the floor, and
quietly said “Well, have a good night” and walked away.
Then Paul walked into the Eagle. Paul, my dream man, popular in the
community. I had met him at his fortieth
birthday celebration a year earlier and we had kissed. Subsequently, when running into each other at
the Eagle, we would find ourselves in a dark corner. He would spit on my chest and we’d kiss and
swap horny energy. But he was always
somewhat out of reach – he never came home with me, no matter how much I tried
to get it to happen.
Paul entered and I walked up to him and hugged him and the
flirting dance began yet again. But Paul
noticed a friend behind me and said “Hey (Forgotten Name), how the hell are
you?” I turned around and it was You,
the kind, polite man I’d just rebuffed moments earlier. This time, You did not acknowledge my
presence, and rightly so. A group of men
formed at the bar, with Paul the center.
We joked and talked, and I looked at You and smiled. We were all friends, weren’t we? But You looked down and away. You had seen me preen my peacock feathers in
front of Paul. When you avoided my smile,
I felt hot with shame. My flirtatious
dance with Paul now seemed pathetic and sad in light of how I’d treated You,
Paul’s friend, so indifferently a few minutes ago. You had class. I had none, and I left the bar, without
saying goodbye to anybody, not even Paul.
I was not worthy of Paul, and certainly not worthy of You. I am sorry that still can’t remember Your name
and I am so very sorry for my arrogance.
Dear Manuel: Who says
you can’t meet a great person at an orgy?
We met at 6 am at the end of an orgy on a Saturday night/Sunday morning. When the party at the hotel dispersed, I took
you home. You were a stunning example of
male beauty – latino, gorgeous muscles, an ass that wouldn’t quit, nipple
piercings and a tattoo on your right hip.
Days later you emailed me pictures of yourself that you’d sent to
PlayGirl Magazine. There was no doubt in
my mind that you would get a response from them.
I began to learn about you.
I held your naked body in my arms as you cried about the painful
relationship you had with your father. I
felt you melting into me. I listened as
you earnestly looked me in the face one night after making love and whispered
“No more hunting men online, no more orgies – just you and me.”
But my heart couldn’t crack open. For whatever goddamn fucking fucked-up
reason, I couldn’t feel what you were feeling.
And I so wanted to. On paper, you
seemed perfect – gorgeous, sensitive, loyal.
What kind of fool would bolt from this?
Only a fool named Jason.
Again, like the man at the Eagle in the letter above, you
were sensing my reticence. I could see
it in your eyes. You even had the balls
to ask me if you were causing me stress, and I lied and said “No, no,
everything is fine, everything is good.”
One morning, you woke in my bed and gently nudged me. “Jason, let’s get up, go get some
coffee.” “Five more minutes,” I
mumbled. A half an hour later you said
“Jason, honey, it’s a beautiful day, let’s make something of it.” Again, I waived you away for another “five
minutes”. I never heard you leave, you
crept out of my apartment so quietly. We
never spoke again.
We saw each other weeks later at the club. You were with a new lover. We smiled at each other and waved, but you
looked wistful and sad at seeing me.
Your new boyfriend is a very lucky man.
What was wrong with me?
Dear Alanis Morissette:
You sang the line “What was wrong with me” in your song “Unsent”, from
which this essay is inspired by. In
the song, you wrote unsent letters to men with whom you had some unfinished
business, or something you wished you could have said to them.
Alanis, your album Jagged Little Pill was a seminal record
for my generation. Everyone could relate
to you, as you discussed how men had disappointed you, hurt you, misunderstood
you, or took you for granted. How awful
then that I should admit to often relating more to the men of whom you sang
about. Men whose hearts were un-open, or
worse, empty. Men who couldn’t
connect. Men whose emotional maturation
was stunted. I’m the guy that everyone
always refers to as a “nice” guy, but evidently, I fail myself sometimes. To know that I’ve caused pain to another man,
especially one who has allowed himself to be vulnerable with me, is a jagged
little pill to swallow. And an apology
seems hollow. But, an apology this essay is.
Saturday, 8 December 2012
On Broadway
Finally, my trick
returned to release me from his bedroom, which had become my hiding spot. “Okay, the coast is clear,” he
whispered. He lead me to the apartment
door (fortuitously positioned near the bedroom), opened it for me, and
whispered a quick “thanks”. Whether he was thanking me for the fun we’d had, or
for leaving so quietly and quickly, I’m not sure. I
turned back to say thanks as well, but as I did, the door closed quietly in my
face before I could utter a word. And so
I did another about-face and turned to leave the building. It was an unexpected ending to an unexpected
hook up.
Rewind by forty-five minutes. The first character is this story is me at
age twenty-seven. The place: New York City. It’s a bright, mid-week afternoon and I’m
heading down Broadway towards Citibank.
As I approach the Citibank doors, out comes a handsome stranger, about
my age, with sandy-colored and curly hair.
We notice each other and The Cruise begins: Our pace slows and we make eye contact. We pass each other and I head for the bank’s
doors, but turn to look back. He has
cleverly headed to a pay phone and picked up the phone as if to make a
call. But he is not making a call. Our eyes lock once more and his grin at me
tells me that he will wait for me at the pay phone until I finish my business
in the bank and return to him. This non-verbal
interaction took eight seconds. God,
we’re good.
When I exit Citibank, I see that he is still holding the
phone. As I pass, we lock eyes and he
hangs up. We fall into step with each
other and now shyly smile at each other. “ Hey” I say, and he responds with
“Hey”. “What you up to?” he asks. “Not too much,” I reply. And with that, we are headed to his place
which he tells me is nearby.
Once inside his apartment, we head to the bedroom, and he is
on his knees. My cock is released from
my jeans and he goes to town on it. My
fingers comb through the gorgeous curls on his head and he expertly gives me
head. He’s working it as if my cock owes
him money. He hasn’t released his own
cock from his pants and I ask him if I can give him a hand too – fair is
fair. But he looks up at me and smiles
and says he’s doing just fine. So I relax
and let myself be served. I’m a man in
my prime, and a beautiful man whom I’ve just met wants to take me in his
mouth. I don’t yet know his name, but
who’s paying attention to details at this point?
I’m ready to cum, and I tell him so. Will he take it in his mouth, or let the cum
fall to the floor? I don’t remember
which option he chose, I just remember the flood of pleasure mixed with guilt,
since he’s done all the work, and I’ve just lain there and been served. Is this how he likes it though?
When I return to earth after the orgasm, we look at each
other and smile. He is really beautiful and
we sort of laugh, partly because we’ve been so daring, and partly because we
are thinking “what now?” And that’s when
we hear the lock to the apartment door click and the door open.
“Hey Paul, I’m hooooome!” a female voice sings. “Are you here?” My trick (so his name is Paul, is it?) drops
his smile and a look of terror takes its place.
I know instinctively not to say a word.
“I’m in my room, just changing, be right out!” he bellows. He pleadingly looks at me and places a finger
to his lips, but I don’t need to be told to keep quiet. He leaves me in the bedroom, closing the door
behind him, and I hear “Hey Claudette, what are you doing home so early?”
With an overly dramatic flair, I decide that this is how
Anne Frank felt hiding in the attic and wait until Paul eventually finds some
way to release me. He returns
shortly. “The coast is clear.” His friend Claudette (roommate? wife?
sister?) is chattering from another room as a frazzled Paul fumbles me to the
door, opens it and with a quick “thanks”, gently pushes me out. A narrow escape, but I’m out. Dear Lord, I hope I didn’t drop my wallet
inside. I check and see that I have
everything I came with and turn to go.
When I get back onto the street, the sun is still out, and New Yorkers
are still scurrying everywhere. Nothing
stopped while I was playing Anne Frank.
And so I blend in with the crowd on the street and continue on my path
uptown on Broadway.
Saturday, 1 December 2012
Self Love
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Monday, 26 November 2012
That's Life!
1) You’re
sitting back in the tub and a hot guy is standing above you, trying to
piss. He’s a bit piss shy, but you’re an
expert at this. You talk dirty to him,
goading him to release his golden shower on you because you want it oh so
bad. “Mark your territory, man.....I
need it....right on my fuckin’ face.....fuck man, I can’t wait to see that piss
shoot outta that hot dick....” And on it
goes. But there comes a point when you just
run out of things to say. You’re
spent. Even you can only manage “I’m your
cum eating whore” so many times with feeling.
So you fall silent. And lo and
behold, he pisses! Eureka! That’s when a troubling thought hits you – he
was probably just too polite of a fellow to tell you what he was thinking – to
shut the hell up.
2) Speaking
of piss: You get a text message from a
guy asking if you’re free tonight for a hook-up. You have no idea who this person is, and ask
for his name. He texts it and still, you
are stumped. You text back, saying
sorry, the name isn’t ringing a bell. He
texts back with “You pissed on me and then fucked me.” You’re still stumped because, hell, that
could be anybody...
3) Speaking
of piss some more: Carter and you have
played and gone to bed (you’re letting him stay the night because he had too
much to drink and he lives far). In the
middle of the night, he stirs and gets up and wobbles. “Carter, are you ok?” you ask, but he doesn’t
respond. He lurches forward and winds up
on the couch, which faces the bed. He is
looking in my general direction, but not really at me, and I realize he is
sleepwalking. He stands again, and I
know very well not to startle a sleep walker, so I say gently, “It’s ok Carter,
come back to bed, come this way...” He
gets off the couch clumsily and stumbles near the bed and then stops. And pisses, all over the carpet. I just watch with resignation – there is
nothing I can do. When he goes in the
morning, I will be on my knees scrubbing.
4) Speaking
of my carpet some more...Ok, so you have a cold. Is that going to keep you from an edging
session? Hell no! Because tonight is special. You’ve saved up a week’s worth of loads in a
pill bottle and you’re going to play with it.
A strange fetish? Not on
Xtube! You’re hard, you’ve had a drink,
and this is the moment. You open the
pill bottle and take a whiff of the cum.
The smell is both that of bleach and manhood, and it smells divine. The trouble is, the smell prompts a sneeze,
during which you lose control of the pill bottle and the contents go flying
onto the carpet. My poor, beleaguered
carpet – how much more can it take?
There is nothing hotter than watching a grown man with a hard on sniffling
and scrubbing cum out of a carpet.
5) You’re
at the bathhouse, feeling like a million bucks.
You walk the halls and you know everyone there wants you. Even the hot guy you just passed who didn’t
make eye contact with you at all – he’s just shy, poor thing. You ponder how he was probably intimidated by
your sexual energy. Thinking this, you
suddenly feel your footing lose itself, and you realize minutes too late that
you didn’t notice a step that was in front of you, and you trip. Alpha male becomes bottom bitch in two
seconds flat!
6) You
know you live in a gay village when you move into a new apartment block find
out that your neighbour is a past trick.
A trick that called you for more and whom you never responded to. A few nights later while out at the bar, you
meet a hot guy who asks to take you home.
You discover that he lives in your block, and not only that, in the suite
above you. So you’re the guy who flushes
at 3 AM on the dot each night! You
hesitate about going to his apartment for fun, because, after all, you
shouldn’t shit where you eat, right? But
then you consider that the walk of shame home will be very short so what the
hell....
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