Thursday, February 08, 2007
GayHopping
I saw this guy tonight, my neighbor, backriding on a motorcycle with someone obviously gay.

I sent my friend SMS which has this text:

haaayy... Men these days?! Is gayhopping the trend now?

He replied:

Super!

:-)

Gayhoppers February 09, 2007



Alright, so men these days are fond of “gayhopping”. What do I mean by that? Well, during the past weeks a friend of mine, DonDon, had a whirlwind of a romance. At 3 in the morning he would SMS Lee Jack and I if he could spend sometime with us. And of course, a friend that we are, we will agree. Then, he would spend till dusk crying over a break up. Lee Jack and I would console him. Lee Jack with his effortless ways will then make him break from crying to sudden laughter of his amusing tag lines.

What caused the break up? Another close friend of us purposely told the guy to break up with DonDon. The guy did so just like that. Then, this friend of ours, Issa, became the guy’s new boyfriend. Actually, Issa intended nothing but to teach someone a lesson. As it were, lessons were not learned but realizations about men are gained.

DonDon, is a good friend. However, he has attitudes we cannot bear! We secretly call him “Americana”, “ka-feeling”, “mayaman” and the name calling just is too many to mention. From the word “ka-feeling”, everything else follows. He thinks, (or maybe we think) that he is…well…how do I say this nicely…rich, or lets just say to sum everything up, He, DonDon is so pretentious. He projects a personality, a status quo, a lifestyle that he doesn’t possess. And so, people who don’t know him would think he is somebody who he is not, really. Aside from that, his “ka-feelingan” (or arrogance) exudes. He then becomes a laughing matter of everyone when he is not around because of his fascination of illustrating somebody who he is not. I feel sorry for him not realizing that. We don’t have the guts to tell him that what he is doing is not going to do him good. In our circle of friends they would say “why can’t he just be what he truly is”, why can’t he just accept the truth about his life rather than telling everyone tales about his lifestyle”. In retaliation to that, I would like to quote some friends who heard DOnDOn say this: “…gumibo man kamo sa sadiri ninyong pelikula” (make yourself your own movie). That’s what DonDon thinks. He is making a hell of a movie out of his fantasies, deliberately masking his true self. Well, that would contradict if his true self is already what he is as he is right now. But, that is not the true life he has “off camera”.

Anyway, men these days are gayhopping. That guy, whom Issa asked to break up with DonDon, became Issa’s boyfriend for a month. Issa dumped him a few days ago because the so called relationship is actually just a show to Issa and of course the guy, Miko, is among the many guys of Nabua who is just “gayhopping”. Before the “break up”, he asked for Lee Jack’s number from me, which I did not give. And the other night, DonDon told me Miko is trying to get hold of Lee Jack’s number from his phone. He plans to hop to him next, which, let me say for I know my buddy to well, no man can ever make or break Lee Jack.

Miko is a sweet teenager. But his sweetness is as bitter as his strategy for luring gays. Now if you’re the type of gay who likes being enticed by sweet words, sweet actions, or anything romantic you’ll fall for Miko. He knows how to make a gay man fall in his trap. And any soft hearted gay who fell for him will be in loved not noticing that the one he fell so in love with is using him and/or is still flirting with other gay individuals using his same bittersweet strategy. Miko did the same strategy to me and in the on set of his devilish intentions I impeded his ulterior motives. Men like him can’t fool me…rather, no man can fool me.

A number of straight men who fool around with gay individuals in Nabua or where else in the province is quite large in number. Some of them are very obvious while some are discretely playing with gay men. And this is a fact, these gay men who fell for this kind of men are buying their love, their time, and, worse, to get laid. Let me point this fact: for as low as 50 pesos (or US $1) you can have a fantastic sex with a not so good looking guy but, to quote my friends: it (the act) or He is “tsalap!”, a “performer” or to put it candidly “damn, he fuck real good!” In terms of “libarda” (Libog in Filipino or “horny” in English slang), some of my gay friends would just opt for that. They at times are generous. When the performance is good, they give out as much as 200 pesos (and an added bonus if the guy is a catch). That is cheap if I am going to think of it, but that is a whole lot of expenditure for a fucking one night stand! Sometimes, there are guys who needed a drink before they could mess around. One friend told us the other night, he spent 2000 pesos on drinks. He didn’t even get fucked because the guy is already drunk!

Even one intelligent gay guy I know who fell in love, I have to say is buying that guys love. In this town particularly, to get a “jowa” (boyfriend) you have to make them like you with “dusay” (giving him stuffs, financial or otherwise). My older gay friends who have been in the “service” for years say it is normal for gays to make “dusay”. I will agree somehow, but to make “dusay” as much as how much can be, or make “dusay” very mundane to a gay mans life…now that is another story. Giving small gifts, sharing prepaid load are little things but sometimes these guys are abusive and will loot you. I wonder why most gays tolerate that. I obviously do not understand, that is why maybe, I am still single until now. I will not buy love from someone. I can give little gifts but I will not make money as the source of (or to receive) “love” from someone! This brings me back to my friend DOnDon. He creates an image of a well off individual, thus, attract men. And he likes that. What he doesn’t know is these people whom he lures with his “illusive affluence” are just using him to gain from his illusive affluence. This by the way is very funny because, both of them are in a circle of a lie that both parties are not aware of.

My neighbor whom I saw last night is one gay-hopper. I do know he plays around sexually with gay men occasionally but I didn’t know that he gay hops. One night he is with someone then with another the next day (although he might not be having sex with some of them though). However, I am acquainted to most gays in town and they say he is a good fuck. Miko, as well, is a gay hopper. And there are a lot of gay-hopping men in this town. I know them by face. And please, don’t ever plan to hop my way, you wont get anything.

If only I can take a picture of every “gay hoppers” and post them on this blog. I would like to do that (but not in my intentions to expose them or embarrass them) but I am sure, if someone in town who chanced by on this blog, recognize them, will tell everyone about such a post. That might cause me harm. Hehehehe.
4 Comments:
Blogger Girlie said...
The Queerchef says hi” or “The Queer Chef pimped me here

I cannot begin to comprehend the whole new world of gay. I have cousins who are gay. Graceful and mahin-hin is what comes to mind. Then we have Lowella, a family-fay-friend. One word for her..."Flirt!"

Anonymous Anonymous said...
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Trend? hahaha, I guess so. But I prefer not to.

Blogger vince said...
hmm... is that really so??? maybe. sometime I do think gay is all about sex hahaha!!!

btw he Queer chef says hi

Anonymous Anonymous said...
Gayhopping? A trend. I hope not.

Your friend DonDon's whirlwind romance gives me headache. :D

But...PhP50? "Tsalap"? Count me in!!! Haha!