I think I need a coffee

Ken thinks I should call my blog Addictions, or My midlife crisis...Or so he says.  I woke up this morning in his bed, stomach grumbly and headachy.  "I think I need a coffee", I said.  "No, I think I'm just empty", I added.  Today, I joined Anytime Fitness.  I will check-in there soon (and regularly, with muscle men), to remind you.  I was a personal trainer recently, but only for 5 minutes.  That's right, I quit another job.  The last straw was my roid-monster colleague explaining to me that he equated his work (as a personal trainer) to being raped...mostly by pretty women expecting free sessions. He told me how angry it made him feel to train "faggots that come onto him".  He persistently adjusted his crotch, in front of the faggot (me), as the faggot-hating story unfolded.  So for now, I work occasionally in gardens. I write a blog (thanks, Yasir).  I drink coffee.  I pat dogs.  I aspire to be a massage therapist and I am a proud, perpetual student.
 

Author Aitken, Paul Campbell.

Title Rave culture : the deconstruction of masculine identities through bodies and pleasure / Paul Campbell Aitken.

Imprint 1998.

Rating

Location	Call No.	Status
Nathan	BF692.5 .A47 1998	IN LIBRARY

Description 38 p. ; 30 cm. Note Facsimile of the author's original dissertation. Dissertation Thesis (B.A.(Hons.)) -- Griffith University, 1998. Bibliography Includes bibliographical references. Subject Masculinity Popular music Ecstasy (Drug) Co-Author Griffith University. Faculty of Arts. Thesis (B.A.(Hons.)), 1998.