Today'sSaturday Morning Coffee Breakis quite powerful. After watching the film for the first time I was quite upset, but after watching it a second time I came to understand it's sad reality. I can't remember the amount of times I wish I could find someone to help me. I prayed to God every night hoping he would "fix" me - And never got an answer. I felt ashamed for being who I was and didn't know how to tell my parents. As each year passed the hope never came, and telling my parents became an even harder task. I didn't tell my parents until I was 25 years old, and upon learning the news they were devastated. Not only because I kept this secret for so long, but the fact I went to others thinking it would help me, and all they did was use me for their gratification.
There's a lot I want to say about the short movie you're about to see, but I don't want to spoil it or give a way it's plot. I would like to hear any of your comments and maybe then I can voice my opinion.
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I haven't posted a Saturday Morning Coffee Break since June of last year, and since I'm back in gear with my blogging, there's no time like the present to return.
June's issue was a major tear-jerker, because it was a true story. And while this one may be fictional - it happens in real life.
Some of us boys grew up in major cities, small towns, or even a farm. And no matter where we were born, there was always that one little boy who wanted to wear those pink shoes or pink shirt, and when he did - all hell broke loose.
But not this time!
This is a cute short - hope you enjoy.
If you wish to look back at some
previous issues, click my logo below and enjoy. And make sure to check
out Saturday Morning Coffee Break every Saturday for another classic or
current gay short film.
Ha ha ha, oh... the joys of being a parent! This is for all you parents who have children or had children who were the kindest, sweetest, cutest, littlest liars. LOL.
Watch as this little boy tells mommy he didn't eat the sprinkles. And by golly, he didn't eat them even if he had some on his face!
This was just a cute video I wanted to share. It's the frat boys at the University of British Columbia serenading the girls on Valentine's Day early this week.
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