More on bisexuality

Stephen at Rattlesnake Point


Once upon a time, homosexuality felt like a trap. I called myself bisexual as an opening to talk to people about my problem and make it more bearable.

Now exercising freedom in my sexual preference, I have come to believe it’s a choice. I’m more attracted to men. But lately I have felt that under some circumstances I might choose to be with a woman. If the experience proved more positive than the ones I’ve had, I might like it. This should never diminish my freedom to choose what seems happiest and most meaningful to me.

Friday afternoon dakoopst and I hiked Rattlesnake Point, getting caught in the rain, then attended the Art Gallery of Ontario to view an abstract art exhibit entitled “The shape of colour.” We met djjo at O’Grady’s for the evening. weebax stopped at our table, but otherwise we didn’t see anyone we knew. Just much eye candy. Yesterday with Stephen: Kensington Market and an art show while Danny worked, then pizza and a movie back at the house.

I marvel at what pleasure can arise among people who care for one another when the boundaries are dismissed, of having to prove and defend one’s self.





The view from Rattlesnake Point, toward Lake Ontario


A photo of the approaching thunderstorm is posted in weather_pics.