Cedamus amori


The city is wrapped in a cloudy yellowish blanket today. It is kinda spooky and gives an eerie feeling of expectation.
Last night took my best straight friend, E, to his first gay bar visit. One guy even hit on him. He took it like a man and made no fuss about it. We had two other friends with us, one of whom had an immediate crush on the straight guy. Thank god he stopped at two beers.

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