Well here's a bit about me. My name is Jeremy last name Inthavong, others may also know me and beckon me as Tina Bangcock. I know what you're thinking, WTF RIGHT?! Well there comes a time in a gay guys life that once your friends know you well enough they start to create horrendous nic-names for you. Mine fittingly is TINA BANGCOCK, I’ve become so accustomed to it, I turn my head whenever I hear Bangcock, and YES I am originally from Thailand so like I said, suites me well.I was born and raised in Vancouver B.C. Canada where I went to school and accomplished most of my post secondary education at various Colleges and Universities. I’m currently at the age of 27 and feel I have been given a second chance at life. Sounds pretty cheese huh? It’s true, at the age of 26 I nearly lost my life to an unexpected internal organ malfunction. Trust me, nothing like a wardrobe malfunction at a Superbowl game. During this unexpected dark few months, I come to realize how fragile life really is and the relationships you have with your family and friends. ----- Lesson learnt, love your friends and family to the fullest people, you never know when you’ll lose them or when they’ll lose you.As for my friend I love them dearly. You can go ahead and click on any one of those hot faces on my list I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.On a lighter note, I come from a strong family with strong family morals, pretty Liberal. I consider that an accomplishment almost coming from my back round and nationality. Mom and Dad are still together and I guess I should be thankful that they are still with me. Am I a mommy’s lil boy? of course I am! Am I and daddy’s lil girl – well I don’t think my father would go that far. I consider myself a pretty out going guy, witty at times and yea, a pretty wicked sense humor. I truly love hanging out and meeting new faces. Just recently I made the incredible decision to leave everything behind in Vancouver and move to Toronto for a job promotion. Probably one of the hardest things I’ve ever done but definitely one of the best things I’ve done thus far. New great job, new great people, new adventure right? I haven’t considered Toronto home yet, some say it takes a year or so before you can fully understand this city, I’ll take it a day at time.
