He's a cute boy. Very sweet and smart. Almost shy. Except when he tells me he's come out of the shower. Naked. And that he's got a very sizable... ummmm.... 'tool'.
We talk about random things.
His mixed heritage. (Yes, he's an CBCD - Canadian Born Confused Desi.) The extra pounds I put on in Amreeka. My fabulously svelte new figure. (Thanks to yogurt, instead of ice cream.) Sex. Love. And rock 'n' roll. (Fine, not rock 'n' roll that much.) He bemoans the fact that he's single in the big, bad city I love to distraction. And it brings back memories of how I used to gripe and groan about much the same thing when I lived there. (But, no, let's not go down that road again now.) I tell him (in quite a long-winded, flirty way) that I find him terribly handsome. Tall, dark and handsome, to be precise. He moans that the men in Bombay seem to prefer gora Punjabi braawny hunks, with buns of steel and brains of rust. I tell myself (and him, albeit in that long-winded, flirty way) that if we were in the same city, I'd probably jump him.
That's when he reminds me: Don't you have a boyfriend?
Ummm... yes. That's why flirting with a handsome (tall, dark, etc.) stranger/'friend' is so much fun.
1 comment:
Hey CT,
Though it is 11 years too late since your last post, I just wanted to let you know that I spent last few weeks in quarantine reading your blog. I accidentally stumbled upon it & now I glad I did :)
The way you have captured the Bombay Gay scene along with your personal journey 13 odd years ago is just magical. Now I am really curious to know how things panned out in last decade :)
Here's hoping you are keeping well!
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