I really luv MOVIES!!! ART, ART, ART... Pop Art: Keith Haring, Andy Warhol - LUV´M!!! Theater: Broadway, Broadway, Broadway!!
Cool people and hot guys!
DISCO, DISCO, DISCO... Madonna, Donna Summers, Kylie, Smiths, New Order, The Cure, Duran Duran, Barry White...
Oh God...I really LUV movies! Ok...Sophie´s choice!! Here I go... Goonies; The Lost Boys; Gods And Monsters; Dead Poets Society; Billy Elliot; Fame; A Chorus Line; Velvet Goldmine and American Psycho.
I'm not much into tv
The Physician; The Catcher in The Rye
Madonna; Keith Haring; Gia Carangi; Batman; My Mom....speaking of my mom....About being gay, my mom once asked me if I'm the guy or the girl. She's funny and she doesn't know it. I told her that it doesn't necessarily work that way, but for all intents and purposes, I like to be a guy. So, I guess I'm more masculine, but I don't have any preferences for friends on how they should rate on the gay-o-meter. I see it often and I think it's a pretty judgemental requirement when even the most "straight acting" guy, and I use the term loosely, slips up with one drink too many. Or should I say with just one drink? Then the next thing ya know, some bodybuilder is sachaying down the street shrieking out all the names of his Crunch buddies in passing, while they drop their protein shakes and duck down in horror into the nearest dark alley muttering "We're ruined!" So go ahead and add the word 'dude' and 'bro' to the end of your sentences if you must (.. that is. Even you know better than to try to pull that off in public) but ya can't keep the act up forever, bro! :o) I really like people that are secure enough in themselves to know that putting someone else down, doesn't make them any more interesting, attractive or valuable. (Being rude and dismissive turns me off really quick.) Someone that says 'please' and 'thank you' and not only when they're addressing someone they think is attractive. Someone who's overcome something and let the experience humble them rather than consume them.................... "Everyone thinks of changing the world, no one thinks of changing himself."