Happy Birthday Lisa Lisa Velez-45 Charles ?Chad? Lowe-44 , RIP Lloyd Bridges (1913-1998) ; 1967, the first Super Bowl was played as the Green Bay Packers of the NFL defeated the Kansas City Chiefs of the AFL ; 2001 Wikipedia, a web-based encyclopedia, made its debut.
Oh yes it does in the winter time quite often actually. ?Sometimes it even starts in November as illustrated in the following photo. ?And my thoughts on drivers that freak out in Los Angeles when it does rain. ?I have lived in Chicago, Portland, and LA now for 10 years. I speak from years of experience, knowledge, truth. People here in Los Angeles are clueless even without rain. Traffic is horrific always, and if you add rain to the equation, total disaster. However, as Sister Buffy would say “Los Angeles people do not focus outside the four walls of their vehicles because then it is not about driver/me”. Everyone here has a mild to severe case of NPD! ?There actually is a newer mental disorder that I believe is listed now in DSM V which is called “Unspecific Hollywood Generalized Personality Disorder”. ?I find that fact alone Hilarious! ?I think you have to live in Los Angeles for several years and get exposure to these people often to comprehend the sociology of it all here locally. ?I often try to explain it to people that do not live here and never do they quite get it. ?That is all for now.
Nameste!
Dear officers of this stupid state, issuing tickets for code 21456b at 10pm on rainy night without anybody on streets but myself…obvious they care nothing about safety but merely want my money…Fockers suck my Cawk
Here is a brief explanation of my coming out story. It was in my senior year of high school, and I pretty much knew I was different from the other boys for many years. I attempted to be “normal” but found myself staring at the males not the females, especially in the locker room 🙂 ?My fantasies were always of a male with another male, thus I needed to come to terms with this part of myself. ?No, it was not a choice. ?It is part of my genetics. ?I do not choose to be homosexual any more than you choose to be heterosexual. ?It is part of your genetics. ?It has been suggested for some time that societal factors and other behavioral and/or sociological factors can influence a person’s sexuality. ?I do not agree with that theory. ?Again, it is not a choice. ?Anyhow, I decided it was time to admit to my truth and then to tell my family. I luckily did not have lots of drama concerning this since my parents are very liberal and supportive. I was teased plenty at school but it was mild compared to most kids. ?I hear stories from Trevor Project about some terrible things happening to kids even today. ?I try to help inform everyone I meet so this cycle can end. ?It really breaks my heart when I read yet another news story about a gay youth that has committed suicide and ended their life merely because they felt different. ?The last story was about a boy named Jamey Rodemeyer in Buffalo NY. ?He even made an “It Gets Better” video. ?Very sad indeed.
I had my first gay experience at 11 years old, and questioned it for several years as I completed those final steps of puberty and beyond. ?I fortunately have not had any issues with my sexuality since the age of 18, and thus I am grateful for support from friends and family. ?I also try to devote half of my time to charitable causes involving GLBT activism , and as most know, I am part of ?the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of GLBT persons that raise awareness for HIV/AIDS and try to better our community through fundraising events and entertainment. ?We also try to reduce self-harmful behaviors such as substance abuse via awareness of self and community. ?Personally I have trouble understanding addictive behaviors since I think substance abuse and manipulation of a person’s body and soul are bad ideas. ?But as several before me would say “You cannot help a person that is in need of that help until they are ready and ask for that help”. ?Truer words have never been spoken. ?Blessings from Ganesha upon all of you.
