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31 (whodoestheproposing???) stupefies us both.* Heterosexual individuals typically don’t have to relegate themselves to performing constant dog and pony shows devised to veil their sexual orientation (e.g., taking a girl to the homecoming dance, when clearly you’d rather be with the guy who you covertly flirted with in English class). By no means is my woeful cry meant to be a diatribe against heterosexual individuals; we all have issues that we have to embrace, irrespective of our sexual orientation. However, as gay individuals, we deal with a host of issues that I’m certain most straight people don’t invest even an ounce of time or thought. Compound the issues that have been outlined with geography (clearly, the South and the Great Plains aren’t exactly gay-friendly), and even the most grounded individual will find that his head is spinning. CanIgetawitness? Be that as it may, I wouldn’t have it any other way. Sure, there are times that I feel like I’m going to suffocate from the barrage of thoughts this brain of mine churns out, but I’m sure that is the case for most people. Not to mention, taking the road less traveled often turns out to be infinitely more rewarding than taking the easy way out. I’ll just buckle up and enjoy the ride. Afterall,thatwhich doesnotkillusmakesus stronger,right? URBANSOCIALITES.COM