Movie: Boy Culture (2006)

I just finished watching a movie (G-themed, mind you). Part of it was hillarious, I laughed, I mean like a lot. The setting was nice, probably due to the opening, where a charming dude (he's 25) comes into the screen, and start telling about his story. Unlike other movies/dramas which I watched earlier, this one is different. He tells stories of himself, or what he does (and later did) and how he has profoundly found his true heart's wants and needs.



It makes me think of that we don't have to be so different to be loved, or having something so special to be proud of. Love is about being together, sharing the moment, the understanding and what's worth for having something you don't have in him.

You might not agree to some part, and that gives you tha chance of living - since, I don't think that everyone wanted to live the same boring days, do we?

So, when the chance come, we would always try to be defensive and avoiding it, even though we know the one that we really wants is knocking on our heart. Instead of pondering, and answering something that you might later regret, nod for your for once, and give the true answer. Since your Mr. Right might be in front you and you might be losing him for stupid answer that you wish you haven't throw it over.

We always tried to be obtuse which what we are and how we can live our lives, I mean, we are free to decide, but have anyone thinks of LOVE comes eventually, without the need to force it over? Yeah, I used to think about this before, and still am. Until I watched this movie, it gave me another perspective that I think usefulif I shared it here. Love sometimes need force, since this kind of relationship is closeted, and only force can bring it over.



Confession is all you need. To your loved one, and to your heart. If he's the one, and he's Mr Right - go for it.

And love is not a prime number, it is not one or about two persons only. It cannot stand and support it owns character, it needs another relationship that we called FRIENDSHIP. And through friendship, love will bloom and given another colour.

Indeed, when you have someone you love, then go for him. Don't regret it later!

So guys, I am strongly recommending to watch this movie: BOY CULTURE.

BOY CULTURE is the candid confession of "X", a wildly successful male escort. After ten years of sex-for-pay, "X" gets romantically entangled with his two hot roommates and a reclusive elderly client, Gregory. But before Gregory will agree to sex, he tells an unsetting love story spanning fifty years and dares "X" to try something he hasn't felt for years: emotion.

Runtime: 88 min
Country: USA
Language: English
Genre: Drama

Another comment:

X, as we are told to think of the narrator of this gay love story, is a hustler. He has only a few clients, but they each pay him well. He lives in luxurious digs in Seattle. He has a couple of roommates and they give us most of the plot. X is cynical and clever, his friends are more romantic and maybe not so sophisticated. It all turns out more or less as you will probably suspect from very early on, but you just might have a good time watching it. I did

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