Coming Out

Dear Chuckie,

I hope you are reading this and I hope you don't mind I put this on my blog. Today is a really special day. Guess what? I bet you have no idea. Let me tell you.Remember last year on the same day, after staying in New York for Spring break, I CAME OUT to you! So I have been coming out to you for a year!!

Can you believe that it's already a year since I came out to you? It just sounds like something just happened not so long ago, isn't it?

I was actually planning on coming out to you before we go to New York, but I was kind of afraid to do that. I don't know why I was afraid, maybe it's because I am not ready for that.

One day when we were in New York City, I was acting kind of weird and make those excuses for getting into the library (I remeber one of those excuses is to get something for my aunt at the gift shop nearby). I met Brent Hartinger at the library and I am glad I have talked to him, he encouraged me to come out to you and not to worry to much. I am glad that I came out to you after the trip to New York, it really changed my life.

Thanks for showing me all the books and videos (not porn) that you have about homosexuality and I got to know more about what being gay is, and thanks for listening to me about how I feel and all the confusion I have and giving me advice.

Remember the trip to Indianapolis? I had so much fun with you travelling around the city. We went to the gayborhood and it was awesome. I remember we saw "7,8, and 9" at the same time when we were crossing the street at Indy. There's so many good memories...

I just wanna tell you that you're pretty important in my life. Without coming out to you, I might be just a miserable lost gay teenager.

Miss you,
Jon

My History

It's 17:39 now and I believe that this will be my last post of this Sunday and then I have to finish up my homeworks and try to sleep early cause I have to wake up at 6am.





This time I would like to write about my history:

I was born in Hong Kong and I have been living in Hong Kong from the day I was born til now. I am the only child of my parents and which is not that good coz it's pretty lonely (alone and lonely is two different things you know). Both of my parents have to work so my time with my parents in childhood is not that much.




Here is a picture of the skyline of Hong Kong!

Last year, I went to the US as high school exchange student and I stayed with a host family in the midwest. I enjoyed this exchange year very much. I love to travel around and usually I got a postcard of a skyline of the city I have been to.

I really miss my host family at the midwest. They are wonderful and awesome. I do keep in touch with them and sometimes e-mailing each other.

I am now continuing school in Hong Kong and I am going to a boys' school. (I know it seems strange for a gay kid to go to a boys' school, but I actually have no choice) Then I will have two more years of school an a crazy Advanced Level exam before going to University.

I gotta go now and hope to write some more soon. :)

Should I talk about Hong Kong? And what should I talk about it? What else should I also talk about?