bagley
Porn Star
I have now been in West LA for 2 months. I live miles and miles from West Hollywood or Silverlake. Charlie and I have gone up to WEHO on Sunday afternoon a few times. I like to go to the Bodhi Tree book store on Melrose. It is a large New Age/Occult book store. Good selections and some eye candy too. I just bought a book at the Bodhi ,"Introduction into Hermetics" by Franz Bardon. One of the reasons we moved to Los Angeles was the large and active New Age/Occult community. So far so good. The other reason we moved here was because Charlie landed a fab research job in a fantastic research institute. Let's go back to the eye candy. We just moved from Vaaaagiiinyaaa (Virginia). South East Va. is a very repressed place for Gay people. You always felt you were on guard. Don't look to hard at the military/frat boy jogging down the street..just a feeling of repression. And then there is Los Angeles. All kinds of muscle guys just flaunting it. Our first visit to Venice Beach was an eye opener...I had to keep pinching myself..oh my god...beefcake and twink, latin, anglo and black and asian. Males and females just being so natural and unrepressed. It was just sexy. I never want to return to the East (USA) to live. I won't ever go back and live in the South, if I can help it. There are a lot of problems in Los Angeles, traffic, and the isolation that gridlock brings. Racism and poverty are here too. The pluses in L.A. are the thriving Gay community, the wonderful climate ( the flora is wonderful), very fine museums( LCMA and the Getty are my favs and the La Brea Tar pits), a very mixed and multi- ethnic population. I love the Mountains, the beaches and the wonderful bike paths.
I don't want to rag on the South, but here in Los Angeles no one has asked me, 'What Church do you attended" or asked me if I was a Christian. At my old tech writing job for a major defense contractor back in Virginia, that was one of the first questions that poped up in casual conversation. If I said, oh I'm a queerpagan....I'd just say I'm not religious.
I don't want to rag on the South, but here in Los Angeles no one has asked me, 'What Church do you attended" or asked me if I was a Christian. At my old tech writing job for a major defense contractor back in Virginia, that was one of the first questions that poped up in casual conversation. If I said, oh I'm a queerpagan....I'd just say I'm not religious.



















