I found your blog while looking an another blog and as I saw the first page all I thought was "Um cool, another blog
with nice pictures… Where is the exit?". I noticed, that I was totally
wrong as I clicked backwards from page to page.
I
must admit that I read your whole blog, every post. From the newer
entries to the first one which was quite interesting as for me things
developed backwards from where they are now to where they have been
some time ago. It was not just interesting to read about all your
sexual experiences (ok, they were one of the reasons I kept reading -
but not the only one), but it was also very interesting to read about
how your life went on. How your relationship between you and Nathan
developed and grew, how your friendship with Jeff handled all that.
Everything you posted was interesting to read, so why should I name all
the stuff. I mean you know what you have written.
I
was and still am pretty impressed by you. How open you were in your
postings. Honestly, I did dot expect that the name of your blog
"completely naked" became so true. That in your postings in some way
you really are completely naked.
I
really enjoyed reading your blog and during the last days gladly took
the time for doing it, although university keeps me busy.
I'm actually just writing you this mail to thank you! Thanks for
writing it and for keeping the site online!
I
think I passed the days when I was down and did not know what was
"wrong" with me. Ok, things could be way better then they are now, but
I am working on it. It became easier to accept who I am and what I am.
It is not easy when you grow up in a small village where everyone knows
you, with your grandparents in the next house. Sure, I have wonderful
parents who love me (and wonderful and loving grandparents in the next
house - when I look back I don‘t want to change this) and I don't
think my parents would reject me for being gay, but right now I don't
think this is the right time to tell them or anybody else (except
people I meet online on the pertinent pages). I still live under one
roof with my parents which doesn't makes it easier at all.
To
see, how incredibly happy and satisfied someone could be really helped
in someway. Sure, there are people in Germany and probably in Kiel (the
nearest town for me and also the capital of Schleswig-Holstein, the
state in which I live) who probably are as lucky as you guys are. But
not everyone shares this with the world (or I just didn't find their
blogs till today). Maybe I would have another look on all this if I
would have been to for example Berlin once or live in a city like that
(I think I really am just a guy from a really small village far away
from a big city...).
But
to read how happy you are in life, that your life turns out to be so
great after all what you told in your blog about your youth, that you
have a great and fulfilling job, how happy you are with Nathan, with
Nathan and Jeff, all the things you accomplished (personally as well as
all the nice material things we all love) - it impressed me and also
made me a bit jealous.
So
and as your blog actually was or is intend to be about your fetishes
and you discovering them, I think I should say something to that, too.
I don't know what it is that keeps me interested in all this S&M
stuff. But these two letters, S&M, actually kept my staying on your
blog although I only saw pictures of nice guys at first. They
immediately caught my attention and made me curious what I would see if
I click them. I did clicked on these two letters, I read some lines and
then I read the whole blog.
I
can only congratulate that you not just found out about your fetishes
but that you actually went out to explore them. Ok, I am "a few" years
younger than you are so this might have sounded strange or arrogant to
you, but this is more a congratulation on the courage and
self-confidence you have shown doing this. I'm jealous of that, too.
You seem to be rather confident and comfortable with yourself in all
situations in life which impressed me a bit. I wish I could be more
confident sometimes.
As
I said before, I don't know what it is that make me interested in all
this stuff. I have never tried anything in that area. I am 100% a
habitant of the "vanilla-world". I definitely like porn, it turns me on
most of the time. But even more I like stuff like "Tom Ropes McGurk"
which turns me on even more. It is the imagination to be in a position
like the submissive guys in these movies are. I would like to try
something in that area and maybe I will someday if I meet someone who I
trust enough, who is not a total freak and is someone who knows what he
is doing. But right now I don't even know what exactly it is I want to
explore, to fell, to be done to my body. I have some slight fantasies,
but thats all. And right now I just can't find the courage to just go
out there do that stuff. Buy maybe it is helpful that I discovered that
there is something going on in my mind a few years earlier than you
did. Who knows.
Maybe
this is one of the reasons why I kept reading your blog. You not just
wrote some very nice stories about your experiences and what actually
happened, but you always wrote about you, your feelings, how it turned
out for you and what was going on in your mind after it, too. It was
not just sexual, but also personal.
Anyway.
To see or actually read how easy it can be really took some fear away.
Fear is not the right word. I know who I am and am not ashamed of it
(at least not as ashamed as I once felt / I once felt I should be) so
I'm not scared of the future. (Ok, I am a student and the job thing is
a little bit frightening, but I guess that's just normal and a whole
other issue.) But there always might be people around who have a strong
averseness to homosexuality which can make things and life very
complicated.
Sure,
you had your problems too and for both of us I wish, we had a better
time when we were younger. You also wrote this on your blog: all these
things are helping to become the person you are now, to develop thicker
skin, which helps tremendously in live. You grew from these challenges
and become stronger. At least that is what I hope. So hopefully some of
these not so great things of the past pay of someday. And it seems like
that you are a little proof that my hope is correct, which might be
another reason why I read your whole blog.
I
think I've said everything I wanted. If you feel like you want to
respond to my mail - fell free to do so, I really would appreciate it!
If not it's totally ok as well. And if you want to publish this on your
blog - if you think, it fits on the site, feel free to post it. But if
you post all I ask is that you please cut out the first break with my
name, location and my e-mail address. I know you want to stay as
anonymous as possible and so do I. Although I must admit that I would
like to know how you, Nathan and Jeff look like. And maybe some
mistakes if there are too many (see the PS).
I
have a little imagination from your descriptions, but I think thats not
the same then knowing it from seeing a person on a picture. I don't
want to know because I have a passion for stalking people (I live some
thousand miles away from SF, so you definitely don't have to worry I
will run around in the Castro the next months searching for you), but
because I have read so much about you and the other two guys in your
life.
But,
as I just wrote, I know that you want to stay as anonymous as possible
and therefore I really hope that this implicit question didn't ruin my
mail. I am also anxious for keeping my privacy even in the internet and
especially in the internet (although I know that this is a little
contradiction in terms - internet and privacy).
One
last thing: you wrote you want to post less and less (text), but is
there maybe a chance you change your mind someday?! I think I am not
the only one who would enjoy some new posts with updates from you,
Nathan and Jeff and your life.
But
if there is no change - thanks for letting me (and all the other
thousand of thousand guys) be part of a few years of your life.
I really wish you all the and only the best for the future! (Of course I wish Nathan and Jeffrey the same!)
Although
I do not know you in person and although I am convinced I only know a
very little bit of you, I am sure that people around you are really
lucky to have you as a friend. Or domestic partner.
It's 17.6 degrees right now -
I am jealous that you live in (mostly) sunny California as well!
(BTW:
I hope you are not affected by the heavy storms in California of which
the german national press is reporting during the last couple of days?)
H
PS:
I hope this wasn't to hard to read my mail for you as a native speaker.
English still is a foreign language for me and as if it is with
everything you learn: you never stop learning.
PPS:
I remember you posted list with twelve things about you. One was, that
you traded your Porsche 911 to a hybrid when you moved to SF - and that
you hate(ed) the hybrid. First of all, as a german, I am happy you like
german cars so much! And although the 1972 Mercedes SL is a stunning
car (yes, again, I am jealous of that, too) and although Volkswagen
bought Porsche last year (so even a Porsche now is „just“ a Volkswagen)
I feel like I should tell you - if you shouldn't know already - that
Porsche is going to sell a Cayenne with hybrid engine this year…
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