Jodi: I guess if I've been obsessed about John is because it's very unlikely to find someone like him here . I live in a very conservative city, you don't get to see many gays around here. And for some reason I've never found Peruvian guys attractive (although I am Peruvian).

Peter: Thank you for your words. John is basically the first gay I've met since 2004 or so. And I guess I was very excited at first, I really thought there could be a possibility and now that I've accepted the facts it's a bit sad for me.

Moyer: I can get obsessed sometimes. Anyway, I talked to a couple of friends and I think a more peaceful solution would be keep things as usual for the next 3 weeks. And as soon as classes are over I'll tell John that I'm traveling somewhere and that's it, we won't see each other again .

Catholic Church tries to extort D.C. over proposed gay marriage bill.

Even though the bill says they do not have to perform ceremonies for gay couples, the diocese is still threatening to move its programs out of the area which will affect thousands of people.  I believe the word of the day is "petty".

I try to keep an open mind regarding people's beliefs, but when hypocrisy reigns, it becomes easier and easier to move away from being religious. 

You see, Juan, that's the rationale these nuts use, it's all your fault!  I joke, of course.

Ed, someone told me that some bars along Worthington St. downtown are gay bars.  Then again, this guy was a jerk and was making insinuations - said how the bar was for "well, you know, the 'theater crowd'".  So, me being snarky that day, I just went "Ah, sounds like a good place, I sometimes go to a bar after seeing a show."  Then he tried to clarify by being even more dense.  I couldn't get a straight answer (no pun intended) as to why he couldn't even say it, as if these sort of places just sprung out of nowhere and he couldn't cope.