Who wouldn’t fall for such sweet smile? Here’s Jason Abalos, newest twinkilicious boylet in town! See him undress, shirtless in his photos — after the jump.
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I admit — I’m late! I just finished watching The Notebook. And one particular scene made me cry. I think this particular scene is so powerful, and we can really learn something from it.
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Do you want to be a star?
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Paulo Mirasol is a 19-year-old Bacolodnon who won this year’s Hari Ng Negros, a male pageant. This broad-shouldered hunk (complete with washboard abs) is the successor of Mark Xander Fabillar.
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Fellow bloggers express their love and support for MGG! Thank you for your greetings and these testimonials! I am very much humbled, and would like to share this milestone, my blog’s first anniversary, to all my loyal readers! *Mwah!* and World Peace to all!
From Gibbs of GibbsCadiz.com:
“Unique” and “one-of-a-kind” are descriptions often used for anything and everything nowadays, thereby ensuring that the words lose their potency in the end, becoming only the opposite of what they mean. But “unique” and “one-of-a-kind” remain forceful words when applied to ManilaGayGuy, because this is a blog that has remained an original — in content, in tone, in presentation, in wit, in intelligence and style — since it was launched one year ago. There is no site out there that comes close to the distinct mix of naughty (but never raunchy), compelling and thought-provoking posts that Migs concocts everyday for his many, many readers. Other gay sites may offer more racy stuff. MGG sticks to the fun, friendly and welcoming. What I like most about MGG is that it never talks down to its readers. It reflects very well on its owner, who is a smart, thoughtful guy who does not take himself too seriously and has sensitivity to spare for others. That’s Migs, and that’s MGG. I am privileged to be a good friend to the person and an occasional contributor to this blog (via the Troikasters podcasts). Congratulations and happy anniversary, MGG!
I’ve chosen the topic of diversity for this anniversary podcast hosted by the Troikasters — Gibbs Cadiz, Joel McVie, and Migs the Manila Gay Guy.
In this first part of the podcast, we talked about:
Str8acting gays
Paminta
Pa-girl
Effems
Parlorista
etcetera…
etcetera…
Which one are you? Listen in, after the jump!
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Hi Migs,
I do hope you read this. I know you’ve probably received tons of e-mails asking for your advice, and all may have the same story theme and you might even at one point get tired of reading such similar lines of stories. And I guess this is no exception.
No one knows that I may have some gay tendencies, or at least I would most likely accept being bisexual rather than completely gay. I’m really fighting it, I tell you. The reason? I have a girlfriend and I really do love her, and already have some plans of marrying her. But I guess fidelity doesn’t exist only within the borders of a straight relationship and heterosexual lust. Lusting over the same sex while in a straight relationship is another face of infidelity.
As I’ve said, I am in the continuous battle of fighting this “transformation” of mine, and the only outlet that I got while not fighting it would be reading your blog and at the same time trying to understand my situation, looking for the light in most of your entries and some of your reader’s insights… looking for similarities in the situation and trying to either justify or reject some of my actions and thoughts.
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Given the chance, will you shout your queer love to all the world?
Before you answer, watch this video, after the jump!
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