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Survey: What’s your gay agenda?

by Adrien-Luc Sanders

This post was again inspired by Anji and her LJ post; maybe she should take over this site. (Or maybe I should get my arse in gear and get caught up on work so I can think of post topics on my own.) Since so many people seem to think that gays have some terrible agenda, from secret conspiracies to undermine the Christian church to being the new threat to the free world (and let’s not forget ruining the traditional family and discriminating against straight people)…maybe it’s about time to show people what gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transfolk really think about when we’re plotting our day-to-day agenda. And hell, if you’re straight…what’s your agenda? Gay genocide? Conversion therapy? No? I didn’t think so.photo courtesy of jan-willem on sxc.hu.

My gay agenda:

  • Turn your children gay by age five. Become a published fiction author by the time I’m 30.
  • Destroy your faith in God. Make my move to Chicago (almost there, already booked the movers).
  • End you and all that you love, you filthy heteros. Continue to improve my writing skills.
  • Ruin good moral values by having lots and lots of unprotected sex. Keep myself healthy for as long as I can.
  • Crumble the foundations of families by getting married. Look after those that I care about.
  • Spread disease by fucking like a filthy little monkey with anything that moves. Make more time to read, as I don’t do it nearly enough lately.
  • Do a lot of drugs. And give them to your children. Learn to bellydance.
  • Take over Congress and make it illegal to be straight. …finish this frigging project that’s due by 1p CST today.

So that’s my agenda for the next few days, months, years…whatever. That’s what I think about when I think of things I plan to do. I suppose when you look at that as a gay agenda, we don’t seem like such terrible fiends (as long as you don’t read between certain lines and take a little tongue-in-cheek humor too seriously… >.>). Too bad we can’t get a few homophobes to understand that.

What’s your gay agenda?


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18 Responses to “Survey: What’s your gay agenda?”

  1. Kujo Hikaru Says:

    …I still need to take in my dry cleaning (running out of clean shirts) and drop another 10-15 pounds before a certain someone comes to Chicago…

  2. Vicki Says:

    I just want to get my house, so I don’t have to worry about the neighbors complaining about my dog. I should have it in four more weeks, and then I can move. Probably need to make moving plans and tell the apartment people I’m not renewing. I think there’s a form I have to fill out.

  3. Reynai Says:

    1) Finish school.
    2) Get a decent job.
    3) Profit!
    4) Someday maybe marry someone.
    5) Have hot gay sex.
    6) Play video games and roleplay
    7) Spend time with friends.

    That’s my list.

  4. Adri S. Says:

    Finish all of my homework. Pass Chem this semester so I never have to take any ever again. Deal with that class that I failed. Get more than four hours of sleep a night. Learn how to cook (my roommate says that she will teach me, at least well enough that I don’t explode or burn everything that I try to cook). Get my emotional baggage figured out and under control. Protect people that I care about.

    Adri S.

  5. Anji Says:

    1. Buy a decent used car.
    2. Get new job with higher pay and health benefits.
    3. Move out of house.
    4. Go back to college, get bachelor’s degree.
    5. Have nice quiet successful life.

  6. Billie Says:

    - Get in to the design school
    - Change myself
    - Get out of sweden!
    - Publish atleast one book.

  7. Kaine Says:

    You should see my mini whiteboard. Just covered in notes and lists and reminders.
    Hrm.
    - Study harder in Algebra III and AP US History. (School’s never been this difficult before. -_-; )
    - Learn to dance/do capoeira/practice parkour. (Particularly that last one.)
    - Just generally take better care of myself.
    - Learn to cook (So I can become properly vegan and suchlike).
    - Work on my writing/artwork (and submit it to my school’s LitMag).
    - Get all my volunteering stuff sorted out (just signed up for teaching adults English. Should be fun.).
    - Work on my music (and NIN remixes, and the fan film festival…)
    - Study more languages! Work on my Latin, Japanese, Portuguese, Gaelic, Drow, Esperanto, and start Arabic (and anything else that I can get my hands on).
    - Clean!
    - Spend more time with my baby (a tiny black and white kitten. She’s decided I’m her mommy. Cutest thing you’ve ever seen.).
    - Work on being more confident and dealing with responsibility. (*shudder*)

    Oh, and convincing all my friends that heterosexuality doesn’t actually exist (Just get over it already!)

    And I’m sure there’s plenty more. That’s the main stuff, though.
    Ah…I love lists. :3 (And for the record…that last bit is probably a little true. It’s okay, though. I don’t think I actually have any “straight” friends. :P)

  8. Whit Says:

    1. Get Taco Bell
    2. Work on Crocheting project that I’ve been working on since December!
    3. Sleep
    4. Coffee Date- I promise I won’t sleep with this one. Not on the first date, anyway.
    4. Find Substitute Teaching Job for Monday
    5. Sleep
    6. Church (Give Children’s Sermon on Armor of God)

  9. Lynn Says:

    1. Graduate
    2. Attend a good university
    3. Find a suitable partner who won’t hurt me SO much. Because finding one who won’t hurt me at all is damn impossible.
    4. Major in law and media.
    5. Get a well paying job to support two people
    6. Have a child(either alone or with a partner)
    7. Take creative writing classes to hone my skills.
    8. Write a novel either now or later in life.
    9. Meet my idols: Nancy Garden, Randey Lordon, Ellen Hart, Stephenie Meyer, Adrien-Luc Sanders, and many others.
    10. Before graduating college I hope to come out to my entire family so I can stop being so stressed and watching what I say.

  10. amanda Says:

    1. Get out of my box.
    2. Get OUT of my box.
    3. Can I please get out of my box now?
    4. Maybe make a carreer decision. After I get out of my box.

  11. Tone Says:

    1. Stop reading this late at night and get some freakin’ sleep.
    2. Re-organize my Psychology notes because AP’s are coming up… Oh, and it might help for the Psych major I’m planning on.
    3. Bring my AP English grade up after it has been savagely ripped apart by the spring show.
    4. Redye my hair.
    5. Find a way to dump boyfriend without him hitting a new low in his life.
    5. Maintain grades enough that college won’t take back admission, all while working on yet another show.
    6. Sometime in the next 6 years: graduate college, major in Psych and English, decide on law school, teaching credential, or social work graduate degree.
    6. Get a freaking back massage. Alternative: find an hour to soak in a hot tub. Additionally, find a hot tub.
    7. Sometime in the next 30 years: Have/adopt kids, become happy with body type, start a career, find happiness.

  12. Sihaya Says:

    let’s see…

    - Become a librarian.
    - Get a place for my BF and me and adopt 2 kittehs and 2 birdies.
    - Find a self defence style that suits my body.
    - Finish all the books and movies on my ever growing list.
    - Take care of my friends and family
    - Return to Paris and Italy.
    - Get an Eee PC =D and maybe a DS.
    - Visit my online friends in America, Canada, Hong Kong, Scandinavia, wherever they happen to live
    - Be the best person I can be

    I think that’s about it?

  13. Shirvona Says:

    1. Stop dropping food all over my laptop. The thrice-cursed thing needs hoovering.
    2. Actually finish writing something I started that isn’t a poem, as I have no self discipline or perseverence when it comes to prose.
    3. Find a new karate class, as my old one just got cancelled.
    4. Discover the meaning to life, the universe and everything.
    5. Keep my friends guessing about my sexuality for as long as is humanly possible (since I’m bi and they all think I’m gay, this shouldn’t be too difficult).
    6. Learn to play the guitar. Also, buy guitar.
    7. Somehow survive the six more weeks of school and load of evil exams that I have left before I’m FREE OF SCHOOL FOREVER.
    8. Find something to do on my gap year, somewhere to go to university, something to study at university and a job.
    9. See Cradle of Filth play live.
    10. Destroy the establishement.

  14. Anji Says:

    Okay, guys. That proves it - we’re terrorists!

  15. Sihaya Says:

    Shirvona, it’s 42 =)

  16. Shirvona Says:

    I know, but I want to find another one just for fun. Also, if I say that I’m trying to find the meaning of life, I discover how many people know the hitchhiker’s guide, and therefore who I can and cannot relate to.

  17. Anna Says:

    My most immediate piece of (gay!) agenda is to get my girlfriend to come out of the closet (probably kicking and screaming).

    My more lengthy (gay!) agenda includes getting my ph. D, living in New York City at some point in my life and also getting published. (Although I’m not talking about books or stories here, I’m going to be authoring and hopefully publishing scientific articles which are, luckily for me, FAR shorter than most works of fiction. Not that scientific articles can’t be fictional, but hopefully mine will not be!)

  18. A. Shelton Says:

    My bisexual agenda:

    1. Write letters to straight religious friends explaining why I’m backing out of the friendship. (I don’t feel respected for being myself.)

    2. Find endings for all my current WIPs.

    3. Finish at least one WIP and shop it around to agents.

    4. Enjoy living alone.

    5. Enjoy hanging out with my few friends, whether on the phone, over the internet, or in person.

    6. Work in counselling to prepare for school and get over test-taking enxiety.

    7. Get out of my financial hole.
    A) Get a temporary job.
    1. Save money for trip to NC and have
    my things shipped here.

    8. Complete college courses and graduate with Associates in Accounting.
    A) Get permanent accounting job.

    9. Go to University for Bachelor’s in Accounting.

    10. Go to University for degrees in History, focusing on Nazi Germany in career.

    Well, looks like my agenda is pretty focused on myself. I have nothing funny or tongue-in-cheek to say, except maybe:

    11. Join a gay marching band as a flute player and perform while wearing a rainbow-colored, sequined, g-string bikini to march from Temple Square (Mormon religious capital of the world) to the Cathedral of the Madeline in the middle of winter.

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