Sep 04 2009
Him…
Warning:
This posting may contain risqué material and it may not fit in the holy month of Ramadan. Readers’ discretion is so advised!
About a year ago, also in Ramadan if I’m not mistaken, at one night my cell rang, on the display I got an unfamiliar cell number though it was not concealed as a private number showing nothing of the caller’s number as most crank calls were. No, it was not a crank call. A lilt of male voice came out of the earpiece on receiving the call. He introduced himself courteously that he was a new blogger just joining in the blogosphere. He got my number from my blog on WordPress. Frankly it was not my first time to get a call like that. Most of them came with polite and good intention to make friends.
Soon after introducing himself he brimmed the conversation with social chitchat still sounding normal to me but soon afterwards came a question that would explain out of him! “Pak Yari, are you married??” This question was asked to me not for the very first time. I know this is a typical question coming out of a lonely queer looking for a hopefully-lonely partner! For a moment I was a little disappointed. Why? It is because he is a queer?? Particularly not. But it was more because dark images on the queers who lurk in the internet only to seek for fantasy on sticking their hard putzes into someone’s opening!
I am not the one who hardly refuse to make friends. Of course making friends can produce joyful surprises and fun. I do not turn down friendships from those who are queerish either as long as it is based on sincererity and it is not based solely on instant lust that will go away as soon as their hard-ons loosen up! It has to be based on mutual respect and mutual brotherly love which lasts until kingdom come. And that’s that!
Now, I still correspond with him in sense of friendship. Though he asked me things which I dislike a few times (of course I passed them up) but I still take them for things within the normal boundaries. Truly I don’t want to cut a friendship with him nor with anybody nice. But hopefully he can retain the friendship within all standards of respect and honour.


