What I learned from watching Queer As Folk for the first time.

It’s true, last night was the first time I’ve watched Queer As Folk. I only watched the first 3 or 4 episodes so far and I hear it gets much better, but here is what I’ve learned.

- Fashion in the late 90’s was terrible

- Gay bars have always been creepy and cruisy even from the beginning of time (The late 90’s)

- If I had watched this when it aired I wouldn’t have had to learn the hard way about most things. (ie. That time I finally asked “What the fuck is a popper?”)

- If you are forward and an asshole people will have sex with you. (i.e. Bringing someone home and then taking off all of your clothes and pouring water on yourself )

- Only do drugs with your friends because they are the only ones who give a fuck about you.

- Never let your mother work at a diner in the gayborhood

- The production quality an dialogue writing in porn isn’t so bad after all.

- The L Word is better

Jake, me, Dan and Amma at the new Japadog on St. Mark’s Pl

3 gays, a girl and a hot dog place. 

The many faces of Stevie. 

I haven’t decided yet if I like this yet or not as my twitter avatar, but expect to see it a lot of places lol. 

(Special thanks to @danchiz and his fancy new camera)

I think I say #FINE too much…

Things I influence according to @Klout. 

Sounds about right… 

Things that are true: I have 3 jars of nutella in my cabinet right now. #sorryimnotsorry

THE BEST GIFT YOU CAN GIVE ME THIS YEAR!

IT’S MY BIRTHDAY!!!

Ahh!!! This means I have to update my twitter profile from saying 23 to 24 (and my grindr)

But listen! If you want to do something nice for me for my birthday.

Don’t buy me a drink this year, instead donate a few bucks to my project OutSpokenNYC.

CLICK HERE or click through the image and I will love you forever!

Back by popular demand…

The Stevie emerging from diamonds.

And by popular demand I mean one person who commented that this was the reason he started following me.

And it made me realize, I missed it too.