A Non-Scientific Study by Desperately Sneaking Susan

Androgilez: You think she’s a lesbian, but she’s so androgynous you aren’t sure, she just might like to downplay her femininity. She’s pretty but sensitive so you’re afraid to ask.  They usually hang out with such a variety of people, you have a hard time pinpointing anything about her unless you actually got to know her.

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Today CHER turns 66.

And I’ll say it again … she doesn’t look a day over the age she was when she first put on that purple Bob Mackie gown years ago. Yet she still refuses to tell me her secret to staying so svelte.

Then again, I’ve stopped asking.

Anyway, we started the celebrations with some cake. Let me be the first to tell you; C can out-eat anyone when it comes to cake.

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In my many years out, I’ve been conducting entirely non-scientific (anti-scientific, even) research to identify and inform society of the many species of gaymen they may come into contact with during their lives. My findings conclude we are divided into eight different species:

Ingenugay

Ingenugay (pronounced engine-you-gay) has just come out of the closet wearing pink-tinted sunglasses and a tiara made of daisies.

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Hi All.

My name is Pete and I have recently ‘come out’ at the ripe old age of 31. I have few gay friends and was struggling to find any kind of support network for those of us who aren’t ‘young’ and aren’t ‘old’. I decided that I had to try to form something myself so here it is.

I want to tell my story, in the hope that it may be of some use to others who are going through or have been through some of the things I have experienced.

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