You're right

I was completely over-reacting to the post on Alex's blog. You're all right. I had a really shitty week, and I guess I let my emotions get the better of me, and was too sensitive about everything from work to blogging, clearly.

Anyway, after reading, i realize I sounded like a little bitch, which I really don't think I am. However, hope it didn't turn too many people off.

This blog is really only supposed to be all about my sex life, not so much about the personal stuff. So getting back to basics...

I had a great hook up last night with a smoking blond guy my age. We had been hitting each other up for the past week, trying to figure out a time to connect, and last night it finally happened.

I was finishing up work, and hopped onto the .net to check things out before I went to the gym, and saw him there. We messaged back and forth about trying to get together later that night, before he goes on vacation today (Saturday) for a week. I was supposed to see a movie with friends, so we left it that I'd call him when the movie got out, and we'd see what was up.

My friend had to cancel on the movie, so I had the whole night. I rang him after the gym, and he invited me over.

I'll post the hook-up, which was very hot, later today or tomorrow. I just woke up with a boner that needs some attention, then have to hit the gym. More to come.

The New Yorker #2

There is another great piece in this week's The New Yorker that I wanted to let you know about. In a nutshell, it investigates the arguments against the Western treatments of HIV/AIDS made by "Denialists." This is a group consisting of South Africans (some with medical backgrounds, some not), and prominently advocated by University of California, Berkeley, professor Peter Duesbergwith a French "authority."

Unfortunately you can't get it online, but I urge you to check it out.

Controversial, to say the least...

A thorn?

I was checking out a fellow blogger's site, and in his most recent post, he offers his readers the opportunity to ask personal questions. All topics are open, not just sex...I don't imagine he will answer all, but we'll see.

The dude, who I always thought sounded like a good guy, sort of takes a dig at other bloggers in this post, saying, "I try to keep my blog different than other bloggers and frankly the fact that a lot of others are doing it makes me not want to."

I credit him as one of the bloggers who influenced me, but is he being obnoxious in saying something like this? Should it not stick out like a thorn? Maybe I'm over-reacting, but didn't like the way it read.

Check out the site if you want: The Great Cock Hunt. I considered taking him off of my "favorite blogs" list, but decided against it. Honestly, he doesn't give a shit about what I do. He's much "bigger" and more popular than me.

Such a trend

Did you all see this week's "Talk of the Town" in The New Yorker? There's a fun piece about a British sex blogger.