Slap Upside The Head

Personally, I think that anyone who refuses to accept you for who you are isn't really a friend. There are a ton of much nicer people out there; surround yourself with people who love and support you for who you are, and phase out the ones who don't. :)

Andoni - life is short, and often difficult. One thing I've learned is to surround myself with loving, caring people. We all have friends who have 'things' we don't particularly care for - bad habits, other friends, even values that don't align with ours. BUT, our sexuality is a big part of who we fundamentally are.
Equality is about basic ... Read Morerespect, dignity and yes, acceptance of others for who they (fundametally) are as another human being. Not everyone, friends or family, accept our sexuality. For many, they don't understand. But not understanding is different than saying there is something 'wrong' with you because of your sexuality. Be cautious - and, what ever your decision is, be sure to respect yourself above all things.

Thanks, Mark! A GLBT site without the T is like a BLT without the tomato. :)

Thanks, Paul! I appreciate every one of the exclamation points, too! :D

Thanks, Kyleen! Glad you like it!

You're all making me blush!

Thanks, Julia!

And I'm loving all of Slap's super amazing fans! Thanks, Janelle!

Thanks, Kyle! Glad you like it!

Thanks, Nicole! I only have three provinces left to visit, and New Brunswick is one of them. I can't wait to see it one day! :D

Haha You're not missing much! New Brunswick isn't all that interesting. :P I'm actually moving to Montreal within the next year or so. :D

people are bastards, you should just post the emails you get in a special category.

Perhaps you should do some soul-splitting... might give the odd exorcist a wee jump.

Thanks, Luis! Nah, it's enough work to update just a blog, let alone a twitter stream. :-) Maybe one day, though...

Actually, after checking out Twitter, I might reconsider. That is, if enough people would be interested. Hehe. :-)

Thanks, Rebecca. Glad to have you as a fan! And if you ever have trouble relating, you could always move to Syndey, Nova Scotia. It's more or less the same, right? ;-)