Ige There Is the Part, Ha Ha, Ha

I too feel ike 'm in a state of transition. A few years ago, i made the decision to leave the safety of the strayed side of my bisexuality behind and fling myself fully into the unknowns of a queer life. But i hardly know what that means or what my life could look like. This summer, i was hoping to unlock the secrets of growing old and gay, unrestricted by the norms of a stray wi. Like thousands of queers before me, i'm finding myself at the very tip of cape cod, 50 miles into the atlantic ocean. It feels like nothing could be further away but that's the way of the gay far away and hard