Anonymous asked: Omg you're gay pala?? Sayang naman. :(

This is so funny because:

1. Just because I wrote When Boy Meets Boy, it doesn’t follow that I’m gay;
2. When Boy Meets Boy is fictional and a follower just requested me to write something about that (please see my Inspiration Project), you can submit a word, too if you like, Anon; and,
3. I’m assuming that you’re a female, because you say the word “sayang”. I think it’s unfair for all the men out there who are attracted to men (what you may call gay) to be labelled as sayang. Is their value or worth as people—as citizens of this world—affected by their sexual orientation? Do you sincerely believe that someone would be any less of a person just because they’re attracted to the same sex? Isn’t that kind of narrow-minded?  Is their capacity to do good diminished by that? I personally do not think so; furthermore, I believe that love transcends a lot of things, including gender and that a person’s worth isn’t dictated by his/her skin color, race or sexual orientation. So in that sense, whether I’m gay or not, I am not sayang. I thank you, bow.

Thanks for the hearty laugh. Please learn to read between the lines, I tagged the piece as FICTION and you won’t find anywhere in the story that they were lovers, they simply liked each other. Maybe they found a friend in each other, that wouldn’t mean they’re gay, would it? (Of all of my compositions, this is the first time I wrote about two men liking each other, the rest are personal thoughts or love stories of men and women, just one piece and I’m already gay? What a transformation!) Hahaha!

Of course, in the end, the interpretation of my composition is up to the readers. You decide which to believe.

As for me, I’m just the writer and I thank you for taking time to read :)