It has been a little over a year since I’ve moved to New York. It is my second heat induced summer, and like many New Yorkers (at least young adult Brooklynites) I don’t know why I can’t shell out $100 for an AC unit but decide to financially and recklessly imbibe in five cocktails at the [...]

I recently Tweeted about feeling like I’d been drinking a lot the past two weeks. A few friends were concerned while others were encouraging of such behavior. I am mostly a social drinker–although I’m drinking wine alone while writing this piece–I generally don’t drink to get blacked out. But depending on whether or not I’m consuming snacks [...]

Maybe I’m just a bit anti-social (or I just don’t like kids), but FREE in NYC usually means CROWD. Despite the fact I’m suffering from a severe case of hay fever, New York City is celebrating the spring and offering a slew of outdoor cultural events. The great thing about NY is that when something does [...]

!– p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Helvetica} –According to a 2002  Gallup Poll , experts roughly estimated 1 in 10 Americans to be considered homosexual. If the same figure applied to China with a population now reaching almost 1.4 billion, that’s a lot of queers. !– p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px …[Read more]

Now let me preface this statement with a brief background of guys I have had crushes on. I remember my first crush as a kindergarten student. I don’t remember why I liked Troy* but I do remember he wore a dashing striped t-shirt by OP and he was very talented at drawing. His last name indicated he was [...]