RE: g_b This is what dreams are made of...

2005-10-07 Thread Sweet Angel


Very touching.
Thanks for sharing. 
All the best too!




From: "utkarsh" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To: Following is a story written by me. Do let me know what you thinkabout it.Regards,Utkarsh.I have never been a winner. Always on the outskirts, never there,never on spot. Throughout my school years, I used to be in the topfew; college was not much different. So, when my room mate confessedin me that he is so totally smitten by my friend Aarif, I thought tomyself – "there you go again!".Krishna Nathanial Parker, my flat mate for the past one year and sevenmonths is a nice bloke. He is lucky in love in a very unlucky sort ofway. A guy he likes is very likely to be already in 
love with him. Butsomehow things have never worked out for him. He has had 5 serious andmany non serious affairs. That's a lot considering his age of 23 years.Krish was born to British father  Indian mother. I advertised for agay flat mate on the net and of the 3 guys I had short listed Krishwas the most eligible of them. Born and brought up in Liverpool; atalented musician who dreams of making it big in Bollywood; hadalready been in India for 2 years when we met; Kind and humble andvery brainy (sort of); also beautiful. So, he moved in with me. We hadthis understanding from the beginning that we will keep our personallives to ourselves. Sigh! Only I have no personal life to keep fromothers. So, Krish moved in with me and we were doing well. He kept tohis room mostly and I didn't miss him much when he was not around.I 
CANNOT go on a date with a stranger. It just freaks me out. I triedgoing against my instincts once - made a complete fool of myself – andreturned home with a bruised and battered dignity. So advertising fora roommate was like participating in Fear Factor - like being jailedin a 3x3 box with 2 dozen fat rats. Not that disgusting, butdefinitely as fearsome. My friend Aarif egged me to do so.Now Aarif… is another story. He's my oldest friend and the only personin my world who knows I am homosexual. I came out to him after thefiasco that my first date was, almost two and a half years ago. Ireturned from the date all sad and depressed… and there he was,waiting for me all "EARS" to know about the hot girl I had describedto him. I was so humiliated, I couldn't help but cry. And when hetried making me feel better my crying grew even louder. He 
kept sayingthings like "there are more girls out there and definitely kinder thanthe one I had just met". I felt the need of telling him the truthabout me. Looking at his concern I felt as if I was cheating him.Sometime during that night when I was not crying anymore I came out tohim. He took it in his stride. Up till that day he had been out of mycircle of eligible boyfriends. After that day I started looking at himfrom a different angle – the dream angle – where I and he livedhappily ever after. Sigh!I never saw Krish as a competitor. He is the ideal gay guy. Verycomfortable with himself, out to every one he knows. He would nevereven think of getting serious about a homosexual, who is in denial ora bisexual, leave alone a straight guy. So, I had Aarif all to myself.Every day I was falling more and more in love with Aarif. His 
words ofkindness, his humility, his supportiveness and care, his protectiveattitude towards me and his loyalty to me as a friend – everything wastaking me closer and closer to him. My dreams included a penthouseapartment on Worli sea face, with a large terrace where we would haveour coffee in the morning – his black and strong and mine with sugar milk. Throughout the course of the day I'd drift into my own worldseveral times. I'd dream about different things like – the two of uson a trip to Italy; Venice, Rome, Verona and then moving on toAustria; the two of us talking to our friend Wasiqun, discussing theissues involved in her becoming a surrogate for our baby; the two ofus going to meet his parents and they treating me as their second sonwhich they never had; the two of us lamenting over the fact that wecan not have a joint 
account; the two of us toiling over a SeniorChocolate Avalanche at Mocha, after we have downed the Dutch truffleshake and the brownie shake. Yum!A couple of months after Krish moved in with me I gave a party whereKrish met Aarif for the first time. They hit it off from the verybeginning. Much to my discomfort, they talked through out the party.After the party the three of us were together many times – mostly oninsistence of Krish. They traversed the distance between friendlyacquaintances to good friends pretty quickly. Like within a couple ofweeks. This became a matter of grave concern to me. My only respitewas in the fact that Krish would never fall for a straight guy andAarif is not gay, not even bisexual. Still, whenever I saw Krishgetting comfy with Aarif I felt like going up to him and hitting sohard in his balls that they come 
sputtering out of his mouth.Then one day all of the sudden Krish confessed in me "I think I havedeveloped 

g_b This is what dreams are made of...

2005-10-05 Thread utkarsh
Hi guys,

Following is a story written by me. Do let me know what you think
about it.

Regards,

Utkarsh.


I have never been a winner. Always on the outskirts, never there,
never on spot. Throughout my school years, I used to be in the top
few; college was not much different. So, when my room mate confessed
in me that he is so totally smitten by my friend Aarif, I thought to
myself – there you go again!.

Krishna Nathanial Parker, my flat mate for the past one year and seven
months is a nice bloke. He is lucky in love in a very unlucky sort of
way. A guy he likes is very likely to be already in love with him. But
somehow things have never worked out for him. He has had 5 serious and
many non serious affairs. That's a lot considering his age of 23 years.

Krish was born to British father  Indian mother. I advertised for a
gay flat mate on the net and of the 3 guys I had short listed Krish
was the most eligible of them. Born and brought up in Liverpool; a
talented musician who dreams of making it big in Bollywood; had
already been in India for 2 years when we met; Kind and humble and
very brainy (sort of); also beautiful. So, he moved in with me. We had
this understanding from the beginning that we will keep our personal
lives to ourselves. Sigh! Only I have no personal life to keep from
others. So, Krish moved in with me and we were doing well. He kept to
his room mostly and I didn't miss him much when he was not around.

I CANNOT go on a date with a stranger. It just freaks me out. I tried
going against my instincts once - made a complete fool of myself – and
returned home with a bruised and battered dignity. So advertising for
a roommate was like participating in Fear Factor - like being jailed
in a 3x3 box with 2 dozen fat rats. Not that disgusting, but
definitely as fearsome. My friend Aarif egged me to do so.

Now Aarif… is another story. He's my oldest friend and the only person
in my world who knows I am homosexual. I came out to him after the
fiasco that my first date was, almost two and a half years ago. I
returned from the date all sad and depressed… and there he was,
waiting for me all EARS to know about the hot girl I had described
to him. I was so humiliated, I couldn't help but cry. And when he
tried making me feel better my crying grew even louder. He kept saying
things like there are more girls out there and definitely kinder than
the one I had just met. I felt the need of telling him the truth
about me. Looking at his concern I felt as if I was cheating him.
Sometime during that night when I was not crying anymore I came out to
him. He took it in his stride. Up till that day he had been out of my
circle of eligible boyfriends. After that day I started looking at him
from a different angle – the dream angle – where I and he lived
happily ever after. Sigh!

I never saw Krish as a competitor. He is the ideal gay guy. Very
comfortable with himself, out to every one he knows. He would never
even think of getting serious about a homosexual, who is in denial or
a bisexual, leave alone a straight guy. So, I had Aarif all to myself.

Every day I was falling more and more in love with Aarif. His words of
kindness, his humility, his supportiveness and care, his protective
attitude towards me and his loyalty to me as a friend – everything was
taking me closer and closer to him. My dreams included a penthouse
apartment on Worli sea face, with a large terrace where we would have
our coffee in the morning – his black and strong and mine with sugar 
milk. Throughout the course of the day I'd drift into my own world
several times. I'd dream about different things like – the two of us
on a trip to Italy; Venice, Rome, Verona and then moving on to
Austria; the two of us talking to our friend Wasiqun, discussing the
issues involved in her becoming a surrogate for our baby; the two of
us going to meet his parents and they treating me as their second son
which they never had; the two of us lamenting over the fact that we
can not have a joint account; the two of us toiling over a Senior
Chocolate Avalanche at Mocha, after we have downed the Dutch truffle
shake and the brownie shake. Yum!

A couple of months after Krish moved in with me I gave a party where
Krish met Aarif for the first time. They hit it off from the very
beginning. Much to my discomfort, they talked through out the party.
After the party the three of us were together many times – mostly on
insistence of Krish. They traversed the distance between friendly
acquaintances to good friends pretty quickly. Like within a couple of
weeks. This became a matter of grave concern to me. My only respite
was in the fact that Krish would never fall for a straight guy and
Aarif is not gay, not even bisexual. Still, whenever I saw Krish
getting comfy with Aarif I felt like going up to him and hitting so
hard in his balls that they come sputtering out of his mouth.

Then one day all of the sudden Krish confessed in me I think I have
developed feelings for Aarif.