[Previous entry: "Pictures from NY"] [Main Index] 21/10/2004 Spurt: "ThatP 1998-2004 - RIP" ThatP The end of an era. It’s time to draw the "live" part of the website to an end... It’s been an honour - it really has. So thanks to all! I wish you all the very best. Much love P x
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Spurted by online directory main @ 04/03/2006 07:52 AM GMT
Awesome story. You are a brave guy and a good writer too. I went through the same process as you-- but waited till I was 33 to do it. I am envious - in a good way (if that's possible) for your courage to deal with this when you were a teenager. I have written my story, like you, but unlike you I don't have the guts to publish it. A shame... isn't it?
Spurted by Bill H, @ 13/02/2006 09:11 PM GMT
what a great story...could be a movie. Its weird going through the same things that you did. Wasn't it weird to find that one of your best friends was gay, and then turning right around and telling him that you were too? what a relief that must of been for the both of you. as for me im not out yet, and im almost 23. Im kinda still in the dinial stage, even though i should be long passed that, but i came accross your story by accident, and im glad i did. youre a great writer, and this story really pulled out some emotions. please if you get this email me back.
Spurted by mike @ 31/01/2006 08:29 AM GMT
Great blog, very intersting thanks
Spurted by PC @ 02/01/2006 01:27 AM GMT
I just came across this web site last night while surfing. And what a joy it was to read. It only goes to show no matter the age or where in the world you are our stories are pretty much the same. and hopefully they all turn out as well. I'm very lucky to have a wonderful partner for the last nearly 21 years. I came out late myself age 24. but it's not like i was really hiding. I live here in New Orleans and we have just been threw hurricane Katrina. what a disaster that was and continues to be so it was nice to read a lovely caring and sweet at times heart breaking story with a lovely ending... Thank you and i wish you a wonderful and loving long life with someone special as the life i have been lucky to have found.... gary
Spurted by Gary @ 28/12/2005 05:32 PM GMT
Hi, this is a great blog. Great topic also. keep it going on.
Spurted by - @ 28/12/2005 10:44 AM GMT
i don uderstan the gay die? or is still alive ¿??
Spurted by alex @ 21/12/2005 01:19 PM GMT
You are a very brave and special person. I feel privileged to have been able to read this story.
Spurted by john @ 11/12/2005 06:21 PM GMT
i have read your writtings and am impressed because i am going through th same thing you were going thruogh from whence you were thirteen. i can't tell anyone about my sexuality and my mother is suspecting that i may be gay. my mother has said a lot of things that have made me think that she knows that i might be gay. yuo were lucky that you had a mother that could be very understanding. my sometimes calls me a faggot. she always brings it up to make me feel bad about myself. where i come from.i.e swaziland being gay is practically unheard of. so going public about it is something that one does after long thought. i am 22 now but i have still not reached what you achieved when you were thirteen. i don't even have a boyfreind.
Spurted by ngcebo @ 13/11/2005 02:08 PM GMT
I don’t have many gay friends but I have a fantastic partner who I have been with for almost four years. I wish that someday I will have a friend as nice as you. It’s hard to find a nice guy that wants to be my friend these days and nothing more.
Spurted by Aaron @ 09/11/2005 03:59 PM GMT
hi im interested in all thing that you comments in your life,and i want you to keep it up. im a guy from mauritius if you want to make friend with me you can go for it.im waiting for you.your story are the same as mine
Spurted by ronit @ 03/11/2005 07:43 AM GMT
Well, what can I say!
Spurted by rodge @ 15/09/2005 02:17 AM GMT
I was feeling depressed and just read your coming out story again for the fifth time to change my mood. I used to read the spurts and diary P before. You are inspirational! I am 39 years old and have always been amazed at how many things you have achieved at such a young age. If I accomplish half in my life what you have already accomplished in yours, then I will have had a full life.
Spurted by Colin @ 09/09/2005 11:57 AM GMT
hey, i read the stuff you wrote. very touching. i too, strongly feel that gays are totally made too big a deal of. its just a preference, you're still human. i wonder what is your age now. well i wish u well in your life, hope you have found and will lead a fulfilling one.
Spurted by seashell @ 08/08/2005 03:51 PM GMT
Hi P, Haven't spoken for a while but thought I shouldn't let this turning point pass without comment. I found talking to you and your friends incredibly helpful whilst I was making my own journey. thank you.
Spurted by NickM @ 11/07/2005 08:06 AM GMT
So relieved to read you are OK. Is there any news on your friend James?
Spurted by Tom @ 11/07/2005 12:52 AM GMT
Thanks for posting P - I did think of you when I heard of the bombings in London. I just knew if I ckecked your site, you'd have something on there and it was a relief to see that you are fine. Lots of love, Ruth
Spurted by Ruth @ 09/07/2005 03:12 AM GMT
Spurted by online @ 00/00/ 00:00 GMT
Just heard about the bombs in London - are you OK?
Spurted by Mike @ 07/07/2005 03:54 PM GMT
You can see here what happened to Mark Granger http://www.gnn.gov.uk/content/detail.asp?NewsAreaID=2&ReleaseID=131708&print=true
Spurted by Interest Party @ 05/07/2005 07:25 PM GMT
Thankyou for putting together and sharing such a wonderful and interesting story. You remind me very much of myself when I was going through the same things. Reading your story made me think back of my own memories. At the time they were hard but now they bring a smile to my face and sometimes a tear to my eye ~ but all in a positive light. I don’t have many gay friends but I have a fantastic partner who I have been with for almost four years. I wish that someday I will have a friend as nice as you. It’s hard to find a nice guy that wants to be my friend these days and nothing more. I wish you every success in all you take on. If you’re ever in Australia come visit me some time.Bryan
Spurted by Steve @ 24/05/2005 11:21 AM GMT
Thanks for putting up such a sincere and real testimony to the act of coming out. I am 20 and I have recently come out to my parents and they are having a very hard time accepting that homosexuality is not a choice. They still love me but they are trying to make me fight my sexuality. They wont let me tell my 16 year old brother (he probably already knows). I am so thankful for all of my friends and teachers who hear that I am gay and respond "yes, and?". Thank you for your writing and honesty. Your story does ring true even over the seas in the American South!
Spurted by Chess @ 27/03/2005 03:21 AM GMT
Thanks for putting up such a sincere and real testimony to the act of coming out. I am 20 and I have recently come out to my parents and they are having a very hard time accepting that homosexuality is not a choice. They still love me but they are trying to make me fight my sexuality. They wont let me tell my 16 year old brother (he probably already knows). I am so thankful for all of my friends and teachers who hear that I am gay and respond "yes, and?". Thank you for your writing and honesty. Your story does ring true even over the seas in the American South!
Spurted by Chess @ 27/03/2005 03:16 AM GMT
Spurted by 92o2oLKJ-Hello guys! I love this blog!-92o2oLKJ @ 00/00/ 00:00 GMT
Come back. I need you, we all do
Spurted by JIm @ 12/03/2005 11:57 PM GMT
Come back. I need you, we all do
Spurted by JIm @ 12/03/2005 10:23 PM GMT
hi my names keith and i live in warwick rhode island USA and i am 15and now gay and im not out to my parents and wont be probably till ur age but i am having guy problems this guy i know his names dan and i think he is gay cuz the way he acts but he is like very gangsterish and i dont know what to do cuz he has had girlfriends in the past and i just dont know if he is gay how would i tell him or ask him if he was gay I WANT TOI TELL HIM I THINK HE IS HOT AND I HAVE HAD THIS CRUSH ON HIM FOR 2YEARS yes i had been gay for 2 years now and i want to just go right up to him and kiss him and i want to know what to do what should i do ? email me please at kj19@cox.net if u have answers PLEASE im in need of help
Spurted by Keith @ 12/03/2005 05:42 PM GMT
YOur Gay?
Spurted by Dave @ 07/03/2005 12:53 AM GMT
I admire u, really. I have never had enough courage to tell any body even my mom. I'm living in an asian country where homosexuality is really a sin. I'm 16 and having boyfriend(s). But is it a lie to my family, a sin...? Reading your story make me feel a lot better and knowing that i'm not alone... thank a lot
Spurted by A_masked_teen @ 06/03/2005 02:57 PM GMT
I admire u, really. I have never had enough courage to tell any body even my mom. I'm living in an asian country where homosexuality is really a sin. I'm 16 and having boyfriend(s). But is it a lie to my family, a sin...? Reading your story make me feel a lot better and knowing that i'm not alone... thank a lot
Spurted by A_masked_teen @ 06/03/2005 02:55 PM GMT
I admire u, really. I have never had enough courage to tell any body even my mom. I'm living in an asian country where homosexuality is really a sin. I'm 16 and having boyfriend(s). But is it a lie to my family, a sin...? Reading your story make me feel a lot better and knowing that i'm not alone... thank a lot
Spurted by A masked teen @ 06/03/2005 02:52 PM GMT
First of all i just want to congratulate you in all you have done! I am also gay and just wanted to say i wish i had seen your page before coming out to all my friends and part family. I also had a bad experince coming out to freinds but my parents were fine about it and had suspitions. My best freind rachel helped me come to terms with being gay and since i have help a few people also come out. I have bookmarked your page and will read it every now and again as it shows real courage and reality. thank you.
Spurted by kelly miller @ 03/03/2005 04:40 PM GMT
I just want to say just by reading your message u have changed a lot about who i am i not out all the way to to some people i am out to my mom and some at school i want to be out to everybody but it's really scary and hard i just want to thank u for writing this letter it really inspired me in a lot of ways.
Thanks,
Spurted by James Gaither @ 25/02/2005 03:08 AM GMT
I just want to say just by reading your message u have changed a lot about who i am i not out all the way to to some people i am out to my mom and some at school i want to be out to everybody but it's really scary and hard i just want to thank u for writing this letter it really inspired me in a lot of ways.
Thanks,
Spurted by James Gaither @ 25/02/2005 03:08 AM GMT
I just want to say just by reading your message u have changed a lot about who i am i not out all the way to to some people i am out to my mom and some at school i want to be out to everybody but it's really scary and hard i just want to thank u for writing this letter it really inspired me in a lot of ways.
Thanks,
Spurted by James Gaither @ 25/02/2005 03:07 AM GMT
Hi Paul, It was strange coming onto your site and finding it at an end. I have grown up with your site, shared similar experiences to you. I have enjoyed reading it on and off over the past few years. I do really wish you the absolute best for the future and wish you every success.
David
Spurted by David Compton @ 22/02/2005 09:15 PM GMT
I was almost like reading a part of my own live. It rememberd me that I am not alone....thank you
Just Me,
Spurted by Just Me @ 09/02/2005 02:32 PM GMT
.... and thanks for writing such a powerful site!!!
Spurted by Joe @ 06/01/2005 12:39 AM GMT
I've been coming infrequently for years; I feel weird to see it's all ended. What have I missed? What are you up to now? Hope everything is going well for you mate.
Spurted by Joe @ 06/01/2005 12:38 AM GMT
Great story I love reading the different situations we have had to accomplish thru the years.
Reading your story was the tip of the ice berg that made me decide to write about what I had experienced. Well I wish you well & with the nasty bits out the way you have the rest of your life..Enjoy.
Regards,
Spurted by Steve Jefferstone @ 07/12/2004 02:13 AM GMT
I just finished reading your coming out story. Very interesting. Its nice to know that the friends you picked out in your younger years are still your friends today and that your family accepted as well.
Spurted by tom @ 29/11/2004 04:21 AM GMT
I am extremely proud of you. Proud of your courage, proud of the strength of your convictions, proud that you have helped so many people with your site, proud that you lived your life with such clarity, and for many other reasons I am proud to be your mother. Proud and so full of love for such a wonderful son. I sincerely hope that many other gay men will have the strength to come out as you did so that society can evolve and mature: there is still a lot that has to be done but I think that you have helped it progress and for that I am full of admiration for you.
Spurted by Maman @ 23/11/2004 09:46 AM GMT
why are u so hot? dont think that's allowed.
Spurted by sugar baby @ 19/11/2004 09:23 PM GMT
I had fun reading your diary from time to time. Keep well and be happy! Alan
Spurted by Alan @ 16/11/2004 08:48 PM GMT
ive seen alot about me on your web page m8, its like ive found a double. you've got gut's ill tell u that!
Spurted by nige @ 15/11/2004 11:36 PM GMT
You've gone!!!!! Thank you for all the times you made me think.
Spurted by Patrick @ 12/11/2004 11:44 AM GMT
The reason for writing this letter is that we were deeply impressed by reading the site. But first of all let me tell you something about us: We are a school class of about twenty girls aged between 18 an 24 years and are going to be educators in the next two years. In the future our job will be to work with children and young people. Speaking about your coming-story and Spurts in a lesson we have found out that it must be really helpful for other gays to read it, too. We have a big respect of your opinion and we hope that many other people get more tolerant about this topic. Your words will show them how difficult it is not to be straight and talk about it, especially to parents. It maybe will help them not to be ashamed and getting more courage to show that their life is going on in a normal way. We think that it is very important not to hide personal feelings. Unfortunalety we only could read a small part of your story and are really interested in how it goes on. We would be very pleased to read in a response from you what has happend since then and how your life has changed.
Best regards and take care!
Spurted by Nadine @ 09/11/2004 07:05 PM GMT
wow, you're HOTT! Just thought I'd mention that to a cute guy. ^_^
Spurted by Ben @ 03/11/2004 11:19 PM GMT
Now then, it looks like all this heavy spurting of yours has planted some seeds :) On a serious note - I know you well enough to say that, whatever you do in your life, you do it with a lot of love and consideration for other people. Your RIP section and your fan mail are a real testimony to that. You couldn’t have achieved it without being so brave and honest and, above all, without BEING YOURSELF. I know that at times there was a price to be paid but I also know that, in return, you’ve earned love and admiration from an immense audience across the globe and became part of people’s lives (scary!!!) I can’t’ speak for others but I want to let you know how glad I am that our paths crossed... Now it’s time for you to move on… Maybe (and just maybe) your courage will inspire some of your readership to fight their own fights and to find themselves and their own place under the sun? Who knows, only time will show…
I’d like to wish you good luck with your transformation, with Project + and with everything you do! All my love always!
Spurted by ManlyB @ 03/11/2004 06:57 PM GMT
Sorry to see your website diary coming to an end, I have really enjoyed reading along and indeed meeting you at the odd party in London! Good luck with everything you do. Enjoy your next steps, everyday. Alex
Spurted by Alex Sass @ 02/11/2004 10:43 PM GMT
thak ou for sharing your story, here in the United States, i hav known people who have been through a mor rough time bein gay. however I undertad that what you went through was not easy for you. I appreciate you not only for your honesty,and courage,but also for your cool personality, which comes through in your writing. thank you from your friend in the United Sates. (California.) p.s. I enjoyed the pictures. "Tweekdog"
Spurted by Tweekdog @ 02/11/2004 09:34 AM GMT
Just like everyone else, I'm so disheartened to know that you've decided to bring this website to an end. ThatP's been in my Favourites for more than a year now. Though I didn't visit this website very often, I hadn't missed any spurts of yours. It's been a wonderful experience to get to know a person like you out there. I'm really gonna miss you mate.
Spurted by GEN @ 01/11/2004 04:27 PM GMT
I'm so sad that you stopped thep i was so i love with the real life candor of ThatP. Maybe this will start a new freer chapter in your life. love to invite you to visit us in LA sometime...
Spurted by Kenji @ 31/10/2004 06:14 PM GMT
Thanks for the ThatP website. I'm 35, I know it's old to still be in the closet, but the people where I'm from tend to be more homophobic than normal, maybe it's the South Yorkshire attitude towards gay people I don't know, but for me my family is the biggest problem, I know they are homophobes and don't think they'll ever change, so websites like yours as well as other such groups of gay people plus the non-identity of the monitor are a god send for me. A still in the closet, Gray
Spurted by Gray @ 30/10/2004 03:31 PM GMT
Oh, Mr P, I have loved this page so very much. You lovely man. I'll miss it. Now go on, go and have more adventures... R x
Spurted by Russell @ 29/10/2004 11:40 PM GMT
Just logged on for the first time in ages, sorry to see the diary go but thanks all the same for sharing so much
Spurted by Oliver @ 29/10/2004 05:54 PM GMT
P,
miss your page always!
with love,
Spurted by C @ 28/10/2004 04:00 AM GMT
I stubled upon your site while doing some soul searching. It gave me great comfort in rough times and helped me to come to grips with myself. Thank you for all you have done for everyone who you have touched with your words. I only wish I could have met the man who had such an impact on my paradigm. You will be ever honored in my mind and by my soul. Blessed be.
Spurted by Dav @ 28/10/2004 03:29 AM GMT
I was very saddened to read your RIP-message. You have been a role model for so many gay men. Please stay on the net, at least in some form.
Spurted by Johan @ 27/10/2004 06:24 PM GMT
Thank you for the opportunity to share in your life its ups and downs. You are a very nice person who deserves someone equally as good. I wish you much success in every area of your life.As many have said the person who finally meets you will be the lucky one. If you ever travel to the west coast of Canada let me know.I wish you every good thing in life for you
Spurted by Paul @ 27/10/2004 05:52 PM GMT
P What a shame that it has to come to an end. I've enjoyed following you around on your diary and on your spurts. Good luck and all the best for the future I hope you have everything you want. Keep in touch.
Paul
Spurted by Paul @ 25/10/2004 08:20 PM GMT
Dear P I have just found your site and read the coming out story. It bought tears to my eyes. It has helped me to read how you dealt with coming out. Anyone who has you as their friend is very lucky. Peter x
Spurted by Peter @ 25/10/2004 12:23 PM GMT
Hey P, Good luck. Wishing you all the best the world has to offer! Hugs from Las Vegas, Nevada, Jim
Spurted by Jim Reyes @ 25/10/2004 03:03 AM GMT
Dear P, 1998-2004 an awesome effort by an awesome person. I've only been around for the tail end of it but I will miss you and think of you often. Thank you for making me think and enabling me to see things in a different light. Wishing you love and happiness with the next part of your life. Ruth x
Spurted by Ruth @ 24/10/2004 10:54 PM GMT
Hiya P,
I enjoyed taking part a little in your life during the past month. Therefore the live section on your website helped, thanks for the online hospitality ;-) Keep in touch Ben
Spurted by Ben @ 24/10/2004 09:26 PM GMT
Many thanks. Sorry you winding-up but the page has provided much enjoyment.
Spurted by Phil Champion @ 24/10/2004 12:58 PM GMT
‘Acte est Fabula’ -- It’s been a comedy, a tragedy, a mystery, a drama and a romance all in one. What a journey of self-discovery you’ve had! You opened up your life and shared it openly with a worldwide audience. Now that the curtain has come down you’re getting the round of applause and standing ovation you rightly deserve. Your diary has always been enjoyable to read and often an inspiration. Reading others comments it’s obvious you’ve touched many people’s lives for the better, well done P. I met P in early 2000 after an exchange of emails and we’ve remained good friends ever since and I hope we will continue to be for many more years to come. You’re the best. Richie xXx
Spurted by RichieUK @ 23/10/2004 04:31 PM GMT
hey, cool web site
Spurted by Chris @ 23/10/2004 03:03 PM GMT
Dear P, My name is Edward and I live in Arizona USA. I have been a fan of your site for a little more than 3 years now. I can remember crying into the night after first reading your "coming out" story. I did not cry because it made me sad, but because it made me realize what I must do. I was so tired of having to lie to my family and friends, I just couldn't live with that burden any longer. I came to your site confused and hating myself for what I was, and I left better knowing who I am, and on the way to loving myself. I came out to my friends about 3 weeks after I first visited your site. I still haven't come out to my family, but that is still a work in progress. I do not live at home any longer, which gives me the relief of knowing I can't get kicked out of the house, but I know it would be such a disappointment to my Mom and it would brake my Grandpa's heart. I have always been the "wonder-child" of the family, and it just seems like the members of my non-immediate family would finally have something to tear me down with. Anyways... since first visiting your site, I often returned, especially because your url is so easy to remember! I am so happy that you continued to publish your diary online for so long. I often returned to it when I was feeling down and lonely. It has always helped cheer me up. It sounds strange, but it makes me feel better knowing that some cute gay guy named P on the other side of the globe has gone through the same things I have. What I wanted to say is how I loved reading your diary when you wrote about life in England. I have England marked "next" on my world travels and I have often had the notion to pick up and move there permanently, or to Germany which I just adore. I am sorry, I have a problem with rambling. I just wanted to say THANK YOU P for such a wonderful site and all the time you dedicated to your readership. I also wanted to let you know that you have made a difference in the life of someone half-way around the globe and you are a wonderful person for that! ~Edward
Spurted by Edward @ 23/10/2004 10:39 AM GMT
I came every week for years. I can't believe it's gone. Did not see it coming!
Spurted by M @ 23/10/2004 10:04 AM GMT
Thanks for the past years. An honour to know you. Please keep in touch... Who knows, we may meet in Japan, France, Australia or the UK... Good Luck! Dale xo
Spurted by Dale @ 23/10/2004 09:25 AM GMT
Thank you for your site - it probably saved my life a few months ago! You have a beautiful mind. K x
Spurted by Kajal @ 23/10/2004 09:09 AM GMT
Dear ThatP, Let me open with telling you, that your posted coming out story was not only helpful and touching but inspiring. You have proven courage beyond any bound. Whom ever ends up being fortunate enough to call you their boyfriend, lover, or mate will be one extremely lucky man. Your ability to write in an open, honest, and intriguing manner not only leads to capturing one's attention but does so in away that makes myself wonder how you are doing. As if you are a friend that I know think about and hope and wish you the very best. You have helped those around you, those that were not friends, those that you have seen yet not know, and those you have not seen and more then likely will never see (myself included.) Yet, you have helped in so many ways. Know this, you're a youngman with many great and awesome gifts. We the people of this third rock from the sun are fortunate to have the opportunity to count you among us. At a very young age you have impacted so many and helped more then you can imagine. Some in simple ways, others in deeper more personal ways. To all your friends, and family I wish them the best, for they have one of the best among them. As I am sure you must have much more important things to do, I will keep this short. But, thank you! Thank you very much!
Warmest regards,
Spurted by Rolland @ 23/10/2004 08:57 AM GMT
The end of an era and the beginning of a new one. Something goes and something comes. Creative destruction.
Love always
Spurted by Daniel @ 23/10/2004 02:16 AM GMT
Hi my dear P, I think reading your diary and your email have encouraged me to reply to an advert in the Gay Malta website (that you mentioned in the email). I have had a reply from a fantastic person who is 27 and who was not concerned that I am nearly 36. We have been going out regularly now and it seems serious. I can not describe how I am feeling that I have my first boyfriend and he seems to really care about me (and I for him) and that we have so much in common that it seems wierd sometimes. We have become so close that we usually send text messages at the same time blocking each other at times. I have always dedicated my time and life to making others happy and at ease, now finally I am experiencing happiness which I never imagined. I really owe this to you my dear P, and I wish some day I can meet you to thnak you in person and give you a warm hug. I wish you a happy future Best personal regards Joseph, xxx
Spurted by Joseph @ 22/10/2004 06:52 PM GMT
P, So sad to see the change. It had to come, eventually. Really don't know how you've kept up these last years. I think the lengthening delay between entries was telling. Truthfully I am hoping that you have at last become permanently "preoccupied". Anyway, I often marvel at your energies, P. So, ...Thank you for all those times, you don't know of, when you've lifted my spirit in relating your life through your diary. Thank you, too, for allowing me the privilege to become part of your life in difficult and dark times. Caring words coming from a distant friend can make the passage through lonely times a little easier. I hope mine have soothed. A sentence from the book "Gods and Monsters" has come to my mind... The gay elder retired director of the Frankenstein monster films assisted by the handsome young gardener in a moment of physical weakness asks, "Do you believe people sometimes enter our lives for a purpose?" I do. Love and Best Wishes to you, David (Phoenix, Arizona)
Spurted by David @ 22/10/2004 06:09 PM GMT
SweetP,
Spurted by Alex @ 22/10/2004 06:06 PM GMT
it is like losing a good old friend ... even if for a couple
Spurted by stefan @ 22/10/2004 05:44 PM GMT
I think I'm going to cry. The end of an era for all of us.
Spurted by Bryan @ 22/10/2004 03:26 PM GMT
Wat can i say? So many others have already said it for me but thanks neway p! Hope you have fun, am still gona check up on ya's lol! ant xox
Spurted by Ant. @ 22/10/2004 02:43 PM GMT
Ive been reading this site for almost 3 years now if not more, its a part of my daily life, I feel that part of me is gone now, its sad, I will miss it:-( But you're a great guy and I seriously do hope you find someone who deserves you. All the best and I wish you all the happiness and joy that you so richly deserve. Moe x( In case you didnt know you also have fans in the Middle East)
Spurted by Moe @ 22/10/2004 10:15 AM GMT
I've enjoyed your site a lot. Thanks for sharing so much of yourself. You're far braver than I am. I couldn't say some of the things you've told us - especially when things weren't going so well. You're clearly a very warm, friendly person and I wish you all the best for the future. Be happy.
Spurted by Brian (UK) @ 22/10/2004 09:24 AM GMT
I was reading this site since way before ManlyB. I hope you really do find true hapiness P - you are a truly unique guy.
Spurted by Pete (Sydney) @ 22/10/2004 08:02 AM GMT
Thank you for your diary. For the courage you have shown in being so honest. You have touched many peoples lives. Well done and thanks.
Spurted by Graham @ 22/10/2004 07:52 AM GMT
"ThatP changed my life."
Spurted by Mr Q @ 22/10/2004 06:48 AM GMT
I've seen this website for at least 1 year and a half, maybe 2... it's such a pitty it's come to and end.. but good luck on everything you do. Julio (in case you didn't know you had "fans" from Mexico, now you do)
Spurted by Julio @ 22/10/2004 02:07 AM GMT
will miss reading the diary and finding out what you've been up to in your life. May I wish you all the best for a great future and thank you for allowing us into your life until now.
Spurted by simon @ 21/10/2004 11:22 PM GMT
I will miss reading about the happinings in your life. You are a bright and beautiful young man. I hope that one day you will find a partner to share your life and to grow old together.
Spurted by Duane Evans @ 21/10/2004 11:03 PM GMT
The End of an Era, It was Fun :-/
Spurted by Andy @ 21/10/2004 10:47 PM GMT
Oh no, I am going to miss you.I frequent to London and when I go out I was looking for you and hoping to bump into you...I would like to say hello!
But thanks! it was memorably fun!
Spurted by Ciacci @ 21/10/2004 10:05 PM GMT
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO You can't do this. :-(
Spurted by Simon @ 21/10/2004 09:23 PM GMT
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