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[try_the_wine]

So I'm jumping onto this whole "blogging" deal kinda late, dudes. No worries. Bet it's a big deal to all of you, anyway, having a top-notch actor like me in here, right

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[dcrescendo]

A twink, huh? Gotta admit, he ain't exactly the most butch guy around here. But if you got beef with his talent and skill, then you're just askin for a fist through those pretty teeth of yours, man.

[dearestdiplomat]

Mr. Crescend, I was reading over these comments, and I'm wondering, what does the term "twink" mean? It's American slang I'm not familiar with.

[dcrescendo]

It means a homosexual, if ya wanna get direct about it. If you look it up, urban dictionary says it's mostly used against skinny-ass white males.

[dearestdiplomat]

Oh, I see! Thank you for the help!

What a strange thing for someone who doesn't know Mr. Gavin to say. Well, I've heard actors can be eccentric. I suppose he didn't know Mr. Gavin has a girlfriend.

[dearestdiplomat]

By the way, thank you for recommending that interesting website. I've been reading it, and it's certainly--educational.

I suppose I used to be something of a twink myself!

[dcrescendo]

It's likely that this Matt asshole was assuming that Gavin was one based on appearances. I'm pretty sure it had nothing to do with eccentricity.

[dcrescendo]

And you're welcome. It's got its uses, I guess. Though it can get really damn addicting sometimes if you're not careful.

That's uh... interesting.

[dearestdiplomat]

Oh! I see, I misunderstood, I didn't know it was meant to be pejorative. That isn't very nice at all. I'm disappointed in Mr. Engarde. I would think he would know better; it's been my understanding that those involved in theatrical pursuits are generally more accepting of homosexuality. But I suppose positive stereotypes can be misleading, too!

I simply meant that I was blond and dated men as well as women. I'm sorry, a great deal seems to be lost in translation where slang is concerned.