opcorn:*Jeff is in big trouble now, gets put on the ignore list, and joins Novice, Sam, Onslow, and NJQt in the front row to see what will happen next. Kotchanski is in the ready for a hetero fleshpile as the main course. Yum!*
Interesting observation and parallel, Hard Guard! An older homosexual in love with a beautiful boy on the beach. Benjamin Britten turned this into an opera for his life partner, Peter Pears.
You're right on that, Jeff. You did your best. Sometimes you have to let people fall on their face before they start to understand and grow again. It is one of the unpleasant tasks of teaching, but neccessary at times.
You're welcome. What a pleasure to talk about great literature and music when it can illuminate a situation quite accurately.
In his behalf, GL shares the struggle of many who have come to the realization that their sexuality is not definitive but fluid, and cannot accept that it is gray rather than black and white. Acceptance brings peace. It can be a difficult struggle to come to that personal acceptance. Let us hope that peace comes his way soon.
in walked "beautiful" :saeek: ... I live in a relatively cold state,
First thing he said to me almost killed me. He looked at me and said with a very chipper, outgoing tone, "Hey, man..." I said hi back. We had a little trivial banter, and then he went about browsing the store.
Eventually, he found his way over to a locked case of merchandise we sell.
But after about a minute of him leaning over to look into the case, I noticed something. Frankly, I think it's adorable. But I was not used to seeing bare ass cheeks poking out. I couldn't believe it.
As for the ass :moon: LOL... Perfect, Hairless, taut, firm.:hypnotized:
He then handed me the merchandise and said that he was interested in purchasing it. But something odd.... When he handed me the merchandise, I noticed that his hand was trembling.
This is the part where I felt that I had committed a "faux pas." It occurred to me that maybe this young man realized that I had glanced at his ass and was admiring his beauty. This just crushed me.
Again, as he handed his ID to me, his hand trembled. I almost started to get nervous too, picking up his nervousness. But I told myself that there was no reason to be nervous because all that had happened was that he had been beautiful and I had admired his beauty. Nothing wrong with that.
I always greet the customer first with a "Good Morning etc." which makes a good impression. Some customers can turn very sour if they are not addressed pleasantly before they are assisted by the staff. Although you come from a cold state treat your customers warmly GL and try not to be awkward around the sexy ones.:wink:
