LARGETONY Blog

Continued from Part One
-51. If I fall asleep with someone, I like to wrap one arm and one leg around them.
-52. I like guys with dimples.
-53. I am a total ass man.
-54. I’m a dog person. Not a cat person.
-55. I hated when Krispy Kreme Donuts went national. It was something special we [...]

I’ve seen others do this on their blogs, and I’m suffering from blogger’s block anyway.
-1. My zodiac sign is cancer.
-2. My lucky number is 9.
-3. My favorite drink is beer.
-4. I hate cleaning food out of the trap in the sink.
-5. I lost both my parents by the time I was 17.
-6. I have never [...]

I mentioned in a previous entry that I took the “straight-acting.com” quiz the other day. If you are, like me, one of that last bone-smoking males on earth to hear about it, you are asked questions based on gay stereotypes. The more you fit the stero-type, the higher your score, with ten being the highest [...]

I bought oranges at the store the other day. I haven’t had any in a while. I love oranges. I love the sweet juicyness of the citrus. But I don’t eat oranges as much as I probably should. When I sat down to have one, I remembered why: They are such hard work.
First, peeling the [...]

I’ve finally got a groove going with this blogging stuff. Last week I hit a benchmark by managing to do entries seven days in a row (which is more entries than I have done in some entire months). I blew that run by skipping two days. But I started a new cycle and with this [...]

You know how the terms “Pitcher” and “Catcher” are used to describe whether a guy is a top or a bottom. These words are, of course, derived from baseball. So, isn’t it ironic that in baseball, it’s the catcher who wears the protection.
Just a random observation.

I had heard a lot about that online test to see how “straight-acting” a gay man you are. I really don’t like the phrase “straight-acting” because it implies you’re trying to be something other than yourself. Gay men (and straight men,too) all have varying degrees of behavior/interest that are typically straight and typically gay. But [...]