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tell trinity<br />

by trinity :: <strong>qnotes</strong> contributor<br />

Gays or homosexuals: What’s the difference?<br />

Dear Trinity,<br />

You often refer to gay men and homosexual<br />

men as if they were different.<br />

What’s the difference?<br />

Technically Confused : St. Louis, MO<br />

Dear Confused,<br />

When a man lies with or lies about<br />

sleeping with another man, then goes<br />

home to his wife, mother or closet to<br />

represses his sexuality, he’s a “homosexual.”<br />

But, when he finally smells the<br />

latte, accepts himself with pride and lives<br />

openly with his homosexuality then he’s<br />

“gay.” Pumpkin, some homosexual men<br />

don’t realize their divine “gay” sexuality until late in<br />

life because they’re trapped inside the morals of heterosexuality.<br />

But, there are over 400 homosexual animal species (check<br />

YouTube) and only one gets to be fabulous<br />

— humans! Isn’t life wonderful!<br />

Dear Trinity,<br />

I’m gay with a healthy dating life. I try not to<br />

have sex before the first few dates, but no<br />

matter what, inevitably gay men don’t want<br />

companionship or relationship, just sex. Are<br />

all men rogues or is it just a gay thing?<br />

Gay Rogues : Eugene, OR<br />

Dear Gay Rogues,<br />

Yes, gay men love sex. Some even “live”<br />

for it. But, it’s that way with all monsters, I<br />

mean men. Straight women don’t let their<br />

men get away with it as much as gay men. But, honey, keep<br />

Not for Reproduction<br />

being you, keep holding out and keep getting back on the<br />

horse when you fail. Oh, and try to accept men for what they<br />

are…oink, oink! (My cartoon sure tells it like it is!)<br />

Hello Trinity,<br />

I was dating a great guy who didn’t tell me he had a partner<br />

“for 10 years.” Even though his partner lets him have affairs,<br />

since I found out I haven’t talked to him in months. But, he<br />

keeps emailing me. What should I do or not do?<br />

Married Date : Toronto, Canada<br />

Hello Married Date,<br />

Just when you think you’ve found “the one,” you suddenly discover<br />

“the spouse!” It happens to me all the time. It seems that<br />

all the really good single men are also really married. Sweetie,<br />

if you’re up for it, email him back and send him a “last goodbye”<br />

because you’ve vowed to have “No More Drama In My<br />

Life!” And after that, go and find your own unmarried partner.<br />

Hey Trinity,<br />

I thought I knew good from bad and sane<br />

from insane. But recently, I met this gorgeous<br />

girl who says the most insecure,<br />

weird things. She’s very confusing. How<br />

can I know when I’m dating someone<br />

crazy or when it is just me?<br />

Date Crazy : Charleston, SC<br />

Hey Date Crazy,<br />

Isn’t life just one big psych ward! As soon<br />

as you think you’ve figured it all out…<br />

you haven’t. After interviewing many<br />

professional daters and asking them how<br />

they detect “crazy” here are:<br />

Trinity’s Sane Tips For Knowing When You’re<br />

DSC (Dating Someone Crazy)<br />

1. When someone is overly, unimaginably, inhumanly picky<br />

— DSC.<br />

2. When you say, “Look at that nice tree.” and she says,<br />

“Honey, do you think I’m blind?” —DSC<br />

3. When sudden change in plans turns a rational Dr. Jekyll into<br />

an outraged Mr. or Miss Hyde — DSC.<br />

4. When you say, “Want some more coffee?” and he says,<br />

“Honey, if I wanted more coffee I’d ask!” — DSC.<br />

5. When you yourself begin to think that your own sense of<br />

judgment and reality has become distorted, irrational and<br />

crazy — DSC.<br />

6. When he constantly gets upset over the simplest of things.<br />

— DSC.<br />

7. When she constantly questions your actions i.e., “Why<br />

are you talking to me” or “taking me to dark restaurants?”<br />

— DSC.<br />

8. When a night on the town means six hours in a nightclub,<br />

high on drugs — DSC.<br />

9. When you say, “I’d love to meet for dinner,” and he (seriously)<br />

says, “What’s wrong with lunch?” — DSC.<br />

10. Lastly, when you say, “I’m running late (for the first time in<br />

months)” and she replies, “Why must you always torture<br />

me?” — DSC. : :<br />

— With a Masters of Divinity, Reverend Trinity was<br />

host of “Spiritually Speaking,” a weekly radio drama,<br />

and now performs globally.<br />

info: www.telltrinity.com . Trinity@telltrinity.com<br />

Tell Trinity, P.O. Box <strong>23</strong>861 . Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33307<br />

Sponsored by: Provincetown Business Guild<br />

800-637-8696 . www.ptown.org<br />

20 <strong>qnotes</strong> <strong>Jan</strong>. <strong>23</strong>-<strong>Feb</strong>. 5 . <strong>2010</strong><br />

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