#500bees

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Oh my goodness thank you so much!

2. Are you outgoing or shy?

either or depending on my mood hahaha

4. Are you easy to get along with?

i like to think i am lol

6. What kind of people are you attracted to?

physically: scruffy dark haired boys who look like they listen to indie rock

emotionally: confidence and humility are not mutually exclusive and i have a permanent boner for any boy who is capable of effectively expressing both

8. Who from the opposite gender is on your mind?

2: Rough sex or soft sex?Depends on who’s asking 👀 

11: What does your favourite sexy underwear look like?Honestly I think my fav are any of the calvin klein briefs I have (though especially the dark red ones)

1. The meaning behind my url:

I was out in drag and got startled by my reflection in a dark window. I said something about thinking it was a ghost, and a friend said “that would be an incredibly painted ghost” referring to the amount of makeup I had on. The turn of phrase just stuck with me!

44. Have you ever made out with a stranger?

I’m an almost-30-year-old queer who’s worked in nightlife for 8 years. Of course I have, haha.

61. Have you ever been to a club?

I’ve been to a ton of clubs.

61. What I notice first? Sounds hokey, but, like, their spirit? Like, level of confidence, how they walk, talk, level of eye contact. Definitely level of negativity.

replied to your photo

“I’m teaching a Mass Media and Politics course over the summer, and I...”

Isn’t this edited from the original source material?

Admittedly this was shared to me on Twitter. The underlying photo is real, and the words are basically a paraphrase from this Washington Post piece:

The Vogue portrait isn’t intimate. You don’t come away feeling as though you’ve glimpsed some inner truth. It’s not an emotional image but rather an aloof one. He’s not looking at you, after all. He’s purposefully turned away.

There’s something about that inaccessibility that makes him seem more intriguing than perhaps he is and puts a gloss of sex appeal on his policy wonk ensemble. And every politician can use a little sizzle — even one who, thus far, is mostly that.