Manila Gay Guy

Everyone has secrets, and some, deep and dark. We gays are not exempted. In fact, I would say our secrets’ spectrum is wider — they are not just deep and dark, they can be of other colors and depths as well. Your secrets are safe here. Be brief and concise in sharing yours here, and take time to browse others’ secrets as well.

The site: http://gayconfessions.ning.com

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A letter from Lex Bonife — my idol screenplay writer. Go watch Kambyo on July 5!

Hi Migs,

I am Lex Bonife, the writer of “Ang Lihim ni Antonio” and “Ang Lalake sa Parola”. Thank you for our support in our previous movies.

I am sending you some pictures and details of our next film “Kambyo” should you decide to post some of these in your very popular blog.
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I met 2 new friends recently, and let’s call them Tisoy and Chinoy.

Tisoy is a stocky young fellow, yellow-skinned, talkative and articulate, yet masculine in manners. He’s a size-queen top, relatively active in his sex life, and lots of secrets in the closet. I met him online.

Chinoy is a US-bred Pinoy who looks Chinese, sounds American, has Spanish lineage, and speaks Tagalog like a typical Amboy. He’s a cool boy-next-door type, the kind of guy you’d take home to Momma, but has some impish tricks hidden somewhere in his system. He’s Tisoy’s online friend.

Both Tisoy and Chinoy are finegreat-looking and straight-acting gay guys. Tisoy, Chinoy, and I all met for the first time one October night. (And no, they did not know I was Migs, the Manila Gay Guy.)

Previous to the meeting, we have not exchanged pictures so it was really our first time to see each other. When we met, and started talking, there was obviously some tension. At first I thought, is this what they call “sexual tension”? I knew then for sure, even given the fact that there were 3 of us, that somehow the palpable tension had to be addressed. Guess what happened that night?

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A married guy nicknamed “Tondomanila” says he is bisexual, and is in a quandary about his relationship with his bestfriend — he is in love with him, as he says “I love him very much, care for him very much and, yes, I am sexually attracted to him.” In his email (which I’m reprinting in this post verbatim) he shares his life, love, and a pressing dilemma — why don’t you dear readers share your thoughts with him too? But first, read on…
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Compound is an independently produced film by Will Fredo, exhibited at the 2006 Cinemalaya Film Festival. It will be shown on December 9, 2006, Saturday at 4:00 PM (updated:) January 16, 2007, Tuesday. Robinson’s Galleria, Ortigas. Ticket Prize 120php 100php (Strictly Adults).

Tension arises in the compound, sexual couplings get into a frenzy, and just when you know where the story is heading, the director expertly reinvents the story resulting in a gripping thriller with a most unexpected ending that leaves the audience breathless.

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(This is a postcard sent to Postsecret, where people anonymously mail their secrets for all to see.)
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Do you have a well-kept secret? Maybe something deep and dark? Maybe shameful and sinful? Here’s a site where you can anonymously pour out your gay secrets. And read some as well! I invite you to Gay Confessions.

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An official selection to the 1998 Toronto Film Festival, this art-house film from celebrated photographer Yeung Fan is a gay love story of the most emotionally involved kind. Stephen Fung is Jet, a male hustler who approaches his job with the demeanor and style of a professional. All that is thrown out the window when he falls for Sam (Daniel Wu), a seemingly straight cop with a beautiful girlfriend (Shu Qi, in a short cameo). Enchanted by Sam’s beauty and quiet grace, he draws closer to him. He doesn’t mean to deceive Sam about his sexuality but he’s powerless to walk away from him. Little does he know that Sam has secrets of his own, which involve Jet’s colleague Ching (Jason Tsang) as well as a teen-idol pop star named K.S. (Terence Yin). You guessed it: they’re all gay.
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