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City: Charlotte
State/Province: NC
Country: US

Age: 28
Height: 5' 11"
Weight: 175 lbs.
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Black
Body Type: Athletic
Ethnicity: Latino

Occupation: Blogger

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I like to be romanced and dream about the one. If you think you're the one then be sure to have a nice suit...I can't get enough of men in suits.

Music I Like:

Music is one of my biggest passions, Madonna is the all time Queen. I have a very eclectic taste in music, ranging from Britney to Tom Waites. I really enjoy Latin music. I think Juanes is a lyrical poet not to mention uber hot and La Oreja de Van Gogh is my all time favorite group their songs have a good beat and always speak to the heart. I'm crazy over remixes, there's nothing like taking a boring song and turning up the beat!

Films I Like:

I know it's stereotypical but I really do love musicals. Moulin Rouge and RENT are constatnly in my dvd player. I also have a strong passion for gay films and I'm not talking about Brokeback Mountain I mean classics like Big Eden, Beautiful Things, The Broken Hearts Club, and The Trip.

Literature I Like:

I love to read, Harry Potter is my all time favorite series, yeah I know that's geeky but I can't help it; it's fab you know it. Some of my favorite writers include Tom Dolby, Edmund White, Ayn Rand, among many although I must admit I do judge a book by its cover.

TV Shows I Like:

I gotta confess I can be a total reality tv junkie! Currently I can't get enough of Flavor of Love Charm School, no shame in that ;) Of course I can't get enough of Project Runway (I'm dying for a new season), Top Model, American Idol, and basically any reality show on Bravo.

Sex and the City was my show when it was on (I'm a total Carrie), now I love love love Ugly Betty. Ugly is the new pretty!

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Homo-licious

A deliciously gay male blog

Homolicious is a blog featuring the most delicious men on the net. From porn stars to Hollywood celebs this is the place for the hottest eye candy and the latest in fashion, trends, movies, culture, and all things gay!

I love to meet new guys so don't be shy, hit me up for a friend request...especially if you're hot!

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Gay Rights Advocacy Group

what american states have legal gay marriage? (9/2/10) [View | Hide]

I want to know what states allow gay marriage. HTH

Should Gays And Lesbians Be Allowed Civil Unions But Not Marriage? (8/28/10) [View | Hide]

Yes they should be allowed this for three main reasons.1. The term marriage is synonymous with reproduction as a definite purpose. That has been the main reason for people getting hitched and sharing a life together down the centuries. That reason might have lost emphasis over the years but it is still acknowledged as the heart of marriage and long-term relations. Marriage has always been a religious act ever since the Church took it over in the 12th century. It means that the ceremony itself has been indicative of the symbol of love and affection between two people and their desire to procreate and continue our species.2. A gay couple might not love each other any differently than a heterosexual couple, but they cannot reproduce anything. In fact, left up to gay couples, our species would die out within a generation. When one chooses a lifestyle which goes against the natural order of continuing our world, and adding to it, then the same rules cannot be applied in exact measure. Without doubt, gay people also needed a public affirmation ceremony to show that they too share commitment, loyalty and love, but that cannot be called a ‘marriage’, in every sense of the word, because there will be no unaided reproduction. A civil union is apt in their case because it is a civil partnership, not a religious one which adheres to religious teachings around both genders.3. Gays cannot have it both ways. They cannot insist on being acknowledged as different from the rest of most of society in their sexuality, yet want all the trimmings etc which goes with being heterosexual. Anything new in society carries new rules, new accessories, a new order of seeing and perceiving. It is inevitable that there will be new untried approaches to how gays are treated, with lots of trial and error, until what feels comfortable by all sections of society is accepted. Moreover, gays can’t be at pains to point out their sexual difference and expect to be treated as such, yet be heterosexual in their provisions.In simple terms, a marriage is for a heterosexual couple. Gays are not heterosexual. It stands to reason that something else needs to be introduced which suits gays and their situation and is equally acceptable to them. I think a civil union is a very good start because it has full legal backing. It means gays and their relationships can no longer be ignored or treated as invisible and it also lays the foundation for other gradual developments which are both suitable to the gay community and accepted by the majority.

Dating For Bisexuals – Stick With What You Know? (8/21/10) [View | Hide]

Woody Allen once famously said that an advantage to bisexuality is that it increases your chances for a date on Saturday night. All humor aside, for some people who are attracted to both genders, dating can pose a challenge and, ultimately, issues in a relationship if there is a lack of communication. While one might find a number of articles geared toward straight and/or gay people who have considered dating bisexuals, what about the bisexuals themselves. Especially if you seek a long-term relationship, should you focus your search on “your own kind” or broaden your horizons?What do you want in a life partner?Perhaps the greatest misconception about bisexuality concerns the actual sex part. Many may assume that because a person is bisexual they are not interested in marriage or fidelity or “settling down.” In truth, it is possible to enjoy a lasting relationship with one gender or the other and still identify as bi. Just as the world is filled with straight, gay, or lesbian people who indulge in promiscuous behavior, it seems a bit unfair to label a bi person as such. To keep in tune with Woody Allen’s quip, bisexual folks have the advantage of a larger pool of potential mates.That said, consider what you want in a date, and consequently a mate. If your attraction to both sexes is so strong that you wish to keep options open yet maintain a relationship, your partner should be willing to accommodate you, and you him/her. Dating somebody who is also bisexual can benefit you in that your partner may relate to your feelings where attraction is concerned. However, it doesn’t mean you should rule out a gay or straight potential date entirely. Communicate with the people you meet as you search and gauge their reactions and willingness to compromise. Know, too, that people change over time. What you or a partner wants now may not be the same thing ten years later.Head spinning yet? Above all else, relax. Let the dating process happen naturally and never take shame in your bisexual nature.

A Couple of Tips to Gay Online Dating and How to Play it Safe (8/11/10) [View | Hide]

Probably the easiest (and safest) path for gay men to find a date is online dating. If done correctly, gay online dating experience can be a delight. Sure, there will be dreadful dates, but hey, it’s life. I am going to hand you a couple of tips on how to make your gay dating experience more gratifying and safe.These days the internet is filled with all sorts of dating sites. A lot of them are good, some of them are bad. If the site is young, they could easily fake profiles to make them look like a good service with more members than they actually have, so when you sign up, and pay a few bucks to get your membership, you find out that they have forged most of the good stuff. Therefore before paying, sign up for free membership, or take a free tour, and try to discover if the profiles are for real. I would urge you to stick with the most popular online dating communities, simply because they are safe, and have most members.When you find a dating site that you like, it is time to find someone to chat with. And it’s better to play it safe before hooking up.You should take things very slowly when chatting online with a stranger. For your own safety, never give away any sensitive personal information about you, like address or place of work, until you get to know him better.Before you are going to meet the person your chatting with, I would strongly recommend having a conversation over the phone.
Take your time to get to know the person and ask as many detailed questions as possible before committing to meet. There’s no rush. If you see any warning signs, remember it’s better to be safe than sorry.If and when you are going to meet, I would recommend meeting in a public place, a place that is comfortable to both of you, if possible, to relieve tension.Simply the best, universal tip I am going to give you, is to use your common sense, which is quite under appreciated these days.Finding a date is supposed to be fun experience after all, but try to keep these tips in your mind and you will make it just fine.

why do people who once had to fight for their rights, come together to discriminate against gay people? (8/9/10) [View | Hide]

How come people want to ban gay marriage so bad? (8/5/10) [View | Hide]

How do christian feel about gay marriage? (8/3/10) [View | Hide]

Gay Marriage – Tolerance in Time – A Straight Man’s Perspective (7/30/10) [View | Hide]

When I was a child I used to read one of my mother’s magazines every week when she was done with it and left it on the coffee table. There was a weekly article that was the story of a young person’s sexual experiences and the consequences of what had taken place. It was a more elaborate version of an advice column whereby the actual story was the main attraction and the response from the psychologist was just a short paragraph at the end of the article.I recall some of the stories were bizarre and disturbing incidents where a teenage girl had a forbidden relationship with a cousin or a family friend and things got out of hand. Other versions were sad recounts of events of abuse at the hands of a trusted male figure in the family.At first, these letters were primarily from young women since the magazine was geared towards the female population (yes, I was a young boy when I read the magazine, but curiosity is normal for boys!). A decade or so later, perhaps in the late ’80s, articles from homosexuals and lesbians started appearing, dealing with similar experiences, except with their own gender. The shock factor of reading these brutally open and honest stories from gays and lesbians wore off after a few months. The complaint letters to the editor subsided through time as well.This gradual transition, where the society accepted the reality of homosexuality in a Western culture, such as the United States, conditioned the newer generations not to be so fearful of the subject or be judgmental towards the gay and lesbian communities. Throughout the ’90s and the early ’00s, more and more gay and lesbian individuals admitted their sexual orientation and love interests to their friends, families and, through the audio/visual media, to the rest of the world.More and more articles appeared in newspapers and magazines, discussing the two sides of this reality. Many movies and television programs addressed homosexuality, breaking the Hollywood “taboo” that had once ruled the industry. In fact, many entertainers openly admitted their sexual orientation, in some cases dispelling their public persona and that of their characters.Let us fast forward to the current dispute over gay marriage. The recent passing of Proposition 8 in California, reiterating the majority of the voters’ view that marriage should be between a man and a woman has polarized not just Californians, but the entire United States as a whole. The smooth transition exercised by the gay activists to highlight their equal rights in our society became a bitter and bloody battle taken to the streets. Reminding us of some horrible events in the history of the humankind in the 20th Century, the two sides started publicly identifying and, in some cases, persecuting organizations and individuals who had made financial contributions to either side of Proposition 8.Considering the fact that the vote counts for both sides of Proposition 8 were very close, one may return to peaceful approaches to reclaim gay and lesbian rights. My nonscientific poll of friends and families, as well as my extended friends on various social networking sites showed me that the youth between 12 and 25 were primarily against Prop. 8 and do not have an issue with the gay marriage in California. Perhaps Californians will vote for legalization of gay marriage if they are presented with yet another chance to vote for it during the next State elections. Further violence and disturbance may convert those who were sitting on the fence with this debate to the opposition, making it more difficult to pass the legalization law in the future.Just like many religious and cultural changes in the United States since its birth took decades to be realized, this issue has made a great deal of progress in the past twenty years. We are very close to see the majority’s opinion against gay marriage, which is primarily based on religious beliefs, change towards tolerance and acceptance. Remember the late John Lennon’s immortal verse: “Give peace a chance!”

Gay rights vs black rights vs women rights? (7/26/10) [View | Hide]

Gay rights vs black rights vs women rights?

which one do u think are more important to society