Tag "Friendship"
Cocktails and Charm from Nairobi with Love (Part 2)
FOREWORD: So this here is another story, this time a work of fiction, penned by a Kenyan KDian, a follow-up to the first part which was published in November 2014.
RANTINGS OF A RANDOM (Gay) NIGERIAN (Entry 44)
I had a very hectic Sunday; Sundays for me are like the dessert at the meal table – one last bite before the meal finishes. My Sundays are always filled
KIZITO SPEAKS XV
Jessica. Lola. Girls. Girls. Crush. A good number of us have that one girl (even two or more girls) crushing on them. What do you do when they confront you,
TWISTS AND STONES (Episode 4)
There’s a knock. The door opens. Seconds later, I find myself staring at black gleaming boots. But before I can bring myself to ascertain if this is a friend or
Those Awkward Moments (Episode 23)
When I stepped into the musical dome that was Highland Records, after minutes of deliberating whether or not to even show up to work that day, I was left feeling
Before He Wed His Wife, This Groom Cuddled Hard With His Best Man
Professional wedding photos are fine — the happy couple, the dressy looks, the glimmer of hope that binding yourself to another person will bring you a lifetime of happiness and
My Friend Is On A Mission To Save My Soul
I have a close female friend, married, very Christian, who asked me point blank about three months ago if I’m gay. This came in the wake of the outspoken, LGBT-friendly
Woman Lusting After Gay Male Friend Seeks Advice, Response Is Unanimously Against Her Desire
It’s nearly inevitable that everyone will at some point have a sexual fantasy about a platonic friend — you’re around them all the time, you’re already attracted to their personality
LOVE AND SEX IN THE CITY (Episode 50)
The opening strains of Downton Abbey’s soundtrack next to my head sounded like a shriek. I sat up, confused by the angle of the bed, forgetting where I was. I’d
THE TRUTH THAT SET US FREE
It began with the most ‘where on earth did that come from’ conversation I’d ever had with her. “Pinky,” she called me. (Seeing as that’s not my real name, we
