June 19, 2021

Moment of Zen: Men

By Joe

I love men. I don’t care if they are masculine or feminine, sporty or nerdy, in groups or alone, in their underwear or fully clothed or somewhere in between. I just love men. 🏳️‍🌈

Speaking of men, here’s a quick update on the guy from the pharmacy, as I had to go by there yesterday.  He eagerly greeted me with, “Good morning, Mr. _______.” I guess it’s nice he knows my name, but it’s a bit disappointing that he didn’t call me by my first name, unless he wants a daddy. 😂 Anyway, I suspect he is straight and is not interested. He was just being friendly like all of the people who work there. He’s just a little more personable than some.

About Joe

I began my life in the South and for five years lived as a closeted teacher, but am now making a new life for myself as an oral historian in New England. I think my life will work out the way it was always meant to be. That doesn't mean there won't be ups and downs; that's all part of life. It means I just have to be patient. I feel like October 7, 2015 is my new birthday. It's a beginning filled with great hope. It's a second chance to live my life…not anyone else's. My profile picture is "David and Me," 2001 painting by artist Steve Walker. It happens to be one of my favorite modern gay art pieces. View all posts by Joe
This entry was posted on Saturday, June 19th, 2021 at 6:00 am and posted in Moment of Zen. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

One response to “Moment of Zen: Men”

  • Steve
    June 19th, 2021 at 9:09 am

    I join you in the LOVE of men! And I’m perfectly okay with the eye candy!

    Regarding the pharmacy person, the next time he greets you, simply say, “Please, call me…,” and then greet him by his first name. You can always invite him to call you Daddy later! 😏👍🏻🏳️‍🌈

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