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How true is it that if you don't have a job, you are not worth your relationship?

Some gay guys think that the job translates into good or bad relationship and when there is no job without knowing the background of the lack of job in the first place, that relationship suffers from the get-go.

How can this be fixed? Is it just a change in perspective?

What needs to be done?

What will you do if your partner loses his job and you need to support him until he finds a job?

Or would you support him at all?

Will the feeling of equality in the relationship suffer because one partner makes more (or any) money than the other?

The Catholic Encyclopedia says - Good Friday, called Feria VI in Parasceve in the Roman Missal, he hagia kai megale paraskeue (the Holy and Great Friday) in the Greek Liturgy, Holy Friday in Romance Languages, Charfreitag (Sorrowful Friday) in German, is the English designation of Friday in Holy Week -- that is, the Friday on which the Church keeps the anniversary of the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

Can one be Catholic and Gay? And be in an open relationship? And have lots of sex? And just be all around fabulous? We say yes. What say you?

Found this on Meetup. Those Gay Couples in Toronto, have a chat and enjoy your meetup!

Breaking Free Remix
Original
Asian Version
Spanish Version

Yes we love the High School Musical so why not share these videos with all right? I know it might seemed cheesy to others but its a great feel-good movie.

This is such a powerful song from Jonathan Larson (Rent and Tick Tick Boom). Sometimes we're asked what's the secret to a lasting relationship? Communication is what we always seem to hear. Respect is another. Understanding of each other needs could very well be the third. This song reminds us that words are nothing unless backed by actions...

Other versions of this song you can see here and here - from the play Tick Tick Boom

So its been three weeks and still no sex. Ok no sex with the hubby but a few here and there with strangers. Yes yes yes. I know about all the 'be careful' drama. It's like smoking, you do it or you don't do it. Don't tell me what to do....

So back to the story....
What do you do when an annoyingly stupid interviewer asks you stupid questions? I was trying to get a client and all I got was a lot of "where did you grow up?" "when did you move here?" "are you parents still alive?" blah blah blah. The real point of the question? How old are you because you don't look like you should be doing this with your youngish face. Oh whatever already sister.

So what do you do when you get those stupid questions? How do you deflect them? How do you tell them to shove it... politely?

This is what we feel like on a snow day up North!

When one says "it was hot" and you're in a sauna - does it mean, the place is hot so he had to leave or you were hot but he has to leave?

This was a statement to me the other day when I was at a sauna and it was getting quite hot in there. I was sweating and having a hard on when a hot bear comes in and starts fondling himself. Having no ability to contain myself, my visible hard on was expecting a reaction from him. He touched but then quipped "it was hot" and then left.

What's up with that?

Three testicles... three manpurses... three nipples... three computers.... interesting this triad concept because it can connote something forbidden like a love triangle or a triage. The point is that its all about perspective.

I for one like threes... makes it more interesting...

So when I was asked about where I will be on 03/03 I said we'll take three sex club stops prior to arriving at 3 pm on 3rd street in NYC. It'll be a fun trip ....