mas comparable ata tayo sa Europeans, or conservatism of middle-easterns and other asians such as Japanese and Indians.

Minsan kc iba lang talaga ang libog sa kapwa lalake, pero di naman dapat ipagkait sa sarili ang magkaroon ng asawa at anak. basta dapat alam natin ang priorities in life, hindi yung tipong nasa “guilty” side lagi.

Sa akin kc, iba ang libog, iba din ang pagiging “may planong normal sa buhay”.

others cannot do it, others do it with guilt, but in my case, i can live with it, be happy and have no guilt.

Still, mas maganda if open ang communication, not just a gray area not spoken between husband and wife about his “dual” sexuality. There are plenty of relationships like that existing, and the good thing kc is they have respect for each other. And dapat, love mo din naman talaga si misis and dapat you must fulfill her needs too.

[...] it was Gus, the gay man who has a wife who doesn’t know, 2 beautiful daughters, and one gay querida [...]

[...] Gus, to that guy who I slept with last Friday (no, not Gus), and to all married gay men (including [...]

“iiyakan ko siguro ng mga isang buwan but after that tatanungin ko na kung anong bagay na lipstick sa akin!”

hehehe. true story yan. my point of view?

gaya ng asawa ko iiyakan ko din and maybe I’ll teach him how to be clever pagdating sa mga boys. sino pa ba ang pinaka the best na teacher?

I’ve only been able to access this website again just now. I have to admit the volume of internet traffic to Migz website is turning me off sometimes, particularly with the unresolved CPU problem.

When I pondered the article’s title anew, I also got your point that Migz was referring to gays married to women being in a situation that was not meant for them… like “fish out of water” or “fish on dry land”, thus “fishes in a terrarium”. Thanks for enlightening me.

For my closing remarks, as Ellen DeGeneres’ character as Dory in “Finding Nemo” would say: let’s “keep on swimming”!