I was watching The Panti Sisters last
night when I heard a man answer a phone call.
He told the caller he’s just at the mall having fun with friends. He was apparently lying because he was
watching the gay film with the rest of us.
When the lights were turned on after the film, I saw the guy with a woman,
not a biological woman. It seems to me
that the guy’s friends were not aware he’s dating a trans. H’m.
Interesting.
Rēs is a Latin word that means thing or things or stuff. The singular and plural forms are the same – rēs. I have no specific topic in mind, so any rēs shall be tackled without prior notice.
Saturday, October 5, 2019
Friday, October 4, 2019
Lotion and Hubris
Adult content. Please enjoy, and please be guided
accordingly.
My mother is inured
to my ribaldry.
She wanted to give
me a bottle of lotion for my hands. I
told her I don’t use lotion, not even when I wank. She just chuckled in response.
Sometimes, when I
go home to Marilao, she would ask me, “Do you have a booking?” And I would reply, “Depends if I meet someone
who’s game.”
When I come back,
she would ask, “Did you have a booking?”
And I would tell her, “Yes, I did.
He’s handsome and sexy but with a small dick (or something to that
effect).”
Sometimes, while
watching TV she would suddenly call and tell me, “There’s a handsome guy on TV.” And I would tell her, “He has a great body
too but without a bulge, probably has a small dick.” And she would chuckle as usual.
My mother wasn’t
that open-minded decades ago. Decades. Decades slowly peeled away her
homophobia. And when you’re a parent
with a child like me, you don’t just deal with your homophobia, you will feel
like a therapist trying to treat a queen brimming with blue-blooded
hubris.
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