A Mo Story

This episode covers my confessions from last week.  I warn those who are not into gay sex or the subject of gay sex to bypass this episode, because I am confessing to it all.  

Part 2 , Continue the discussion of my ex-boyfriends from 2014 to the last.

Part 1 covers all the ex's from the first to 2013,  a discussion on the who, the what, and the why.  

In this episode, I discuss who I believe needs to suck a d*ck, myself included.  I also discuss mental health briefly, and will cover more in a later episode.  

This week,  I cover the topic of delusional people, and somethings you just might not know about that doesn't make you delusional but, I think you should know.  Also a little caution about what the media and social ideas that need to be fact checked.  Please don't hate me, but I challenge some ideas about electric cars.  

Get ready kids,  the episode, I was holding back, is Episode 15,  Masturbation, Sex and Online Etiquette.  I think we are both ready to talk about this.  I cover funny masturbation stories of my own, what turns me on sexually, and the beginnings of what I hope will become the standard or etiquette for gay online behavior.  Thank you all for listening.  

In this episode,  I discuss my travels throughout the world, and funny travel stories that have happened to me.   I apologies for the cracking,  I'm still learning how to use a sound bar, and my no standards am I a sound engineer. 

In this week, I explain my absence and what and why I was gone.  For those who follow,  I apologize for missing a weekly show, and as always Thank you for listening.  

Episode 12 - I talk about how I am the bearer of random facts, and give you a few minutes example.  I also have an emotional moment while listening to Oliver Anthony and try to give an inspirational message to the listener.  

This week,  I tell you some of my funniest stories from my time working in a hospital.  The stories start back in 1994 when I was a high school student observing in a surgery department, to present day, fastest time, I have completed removing a clot from a stroking brain.  How I became a whistle blower and the retaliation I endured, because of it.  I leave you with a phrase you should all pickup and use when you lose something, " Did you check the colon?"