Confessions Of a Teenage Gay Queen

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Monday, October 09, 2006

These are my confessions


This is Vic Grassi. He played an HIV positive man on Queer as Folk. He died in a later episode while sitting in his living room watching television.

I'm getting tested this week. My friend Suzie is taking me. When I was younger something happened that I really don't want to talk about. But yeah, now I'm going to get tested.

I'm getting tested and I'm scared shitless. I have a friend whom I recently met online, and he says I should not start going crazy, I should just wait patiently and level-headedly for the results to come in...so why do I feel like, even now, I'm already a gonner?

People I've talked about this to, have all told me not to worry, because I haven't started showing any signs of being positive. But that doesn't mean anything. A Man went ten years without showing any signs of HIV/Aids and he still had it.

I don't want to die. I'm not ready for that. A part of me thinks I'm being a little over-dramatic...but what if I'm not? What if the test results come back, and you all were being under-dramatic?

I know in this day and age, HIV/Aids doesn't mean the same thing as it used to, but to me it does. To me, the reading of the test results, and them being positive would mean a warrant out for my death.

I don't know what I'd do if I am positive. I do know that I'd at least think about suicide...but I would never do it.

Shit...I don't know anymore....

Wish me luck?

-Q. T.-

4 Comments:

Blogger Aaron Coutu said...

Best of luck, bud. It will turn out all right. Even if you do test positive, it does not mean you don't have a long life ahead of you. I would not be surprised if it turned out to not be a big deal.
AJ
lunarhunk.blogster.com

8:16 PM  
Blogger GreatMartin said...

AJ is the championship worrier of the blog world so listen to waht he says! :o)
And worrying will only get you sick, cause you ulcers and other physical ailments.
Testing positive for HIV does not mean you will get/have AIDS.
Calm down--the test will probably be negative!
Also--just a suggestion--it might help you to blog about what happened--it seems to be eating you away and we are here to listen, not judge.

12:44 PM  
Blogger Josh said...

Hope everything turns out well.

I see the spammers have found your blog too... :/

3:40 PM  
Blogger Jaded Lover said...

Good luck with the test. I am sure it will be negative. Even if it isn't, it is not a death sentence. Look at Magic Johson. he has been positive over 18 years and is still healthy. The thing is now to take care of yourself and let go of this thing that is troubling you. Martin is correct. You should write about it.

7:48 PM  

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