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Friday, April 11, 2014

AKIC (Part 1)

By: Papz

Dec, 02, 2013 Diary #25

I’m bisexual and I just wanna share one of my sexcapade here at Manila; I consider myself as a man whore since I’ve had sex with many guys here around Taft, not specifically in CSB but in DLSU. Let’s call him jack He’s an alumni and taking up masters in Engineering. We’ve known each other for two weeks at Kwentong Malibog: where I’ve seen so many closeted gay guys, some are from CSB, others from DLSU.

Some of them even asked me to have sex with them at AKIC. But I declined their offer knowing that I don’t want to lose my morals and I don’t have any interest having sex with the same course I’m taking up (Mahirap na baka siraan ka pa :p) Going back…

I was super horny that time and looking for hook ups, invites or just quickie at my place, and then this guy named Jack chatted me. He said that he was super horny and wanted to get a heads up. I was hesitant at first because I haven’t seen any clear pictures at his profile so I asked for his clear photos if he has one. Luckily, he replied and sent me some of his nude pictures and number which I’ve shown some interest; he has a big tool that made me conscious and excited. We’ve decided to meet at Tapa king by 8:30pm, it was Wednesday and I have nothing to do at my apartment so I pursued on meeting him even though there was part of my head telling me to think twice. I was feeling nervous and anxious since I don’t know what would happen, it might just be a prank, snatch my phone or what. My head hurts thinking of what were the possibilities of what I have been doing. Then suddenly my phone rang, I grasped my breath and slowly raised my hand onto my head.
(tatagalugin ko na lang the rest since convo namin tagalong naman :p)

Jack: Hello?

Me: H-hey! Uhmmm…

Jack: Saan ka? Dito na ako tapat tapa king naka red polo shirt

Me: P-papunta na ako, dito na yellow cab naka white shirt with blue shorts ako

Jack: Dalian mo, kanina pa kita inaantay

Then he hung up the phone waiting for me along the lonely road of Estrada Street. After 30 seconds…

I saw a guy wearing red shirt and khaki pants I assumed he is 5’9 tall, medium built, a head turner he has a white complexion and black medium long hair. He was busy looking at phone and his watch checking the time every now and then. It was already 9:00pm when I arrived and he might leave any minute now so I approached him right away.

Me: Uhmmm… are you Jack?!

He looked at me straight in the eyes talking to my soul as if we’re talking telepathically.

Jack: Yeah?! And you are…

Me: Ryan the guy you’ve chatted at KM, you are Jack right?!

Jack: Oo my name is Jack, but I’m sorry? Uhmmm…Pero what is KM? hindi ata ako yung hinahanap mo?

Me: fudge! Sorry!

Then reality hit me, I was a fool to follow my dick than my head.

I was about to turn my back at him when he suddenly pulled me back.

He looked at me again and stared at my eye for awhile and said.

Jack: Of course I’m just kidding! Hindi ka naman mabiro.

Me: K. What a nice joke!

Jack: You seemed so serious kasi, and tense kaya pinagtripan muna kita. Sorry hehe but seriously you have beautiful eyes I could stare at them forever.

Me: Alright, Apology accepted! Binobola mo na lang ako, so what is your plan? Wanna eat first or hang out? Y’know.

Jack: Sure! hmmm… I’m thinking of eating na lang let’s try tapa king? Hindi ko pa kasi natry diyan eh.

Me: Really? Masarap naman food nila diyan kahit papaano, Tara?

We entered inside and sat near the cashier area, the place were a bit old and sullied. As he ordered at the counter, I found myself stranded into his gaze every time I looked at him as if he was trying to decode what I’m thinking which made my heart rushed and my cheek blushed. I didn’t even know if he was laughing or just playing around with me.

We talked a lot of things from his work and his reasons why he is taking up his masters. He is already 23 years and unfortunately he has a girlfriend which made my heart fell into pieces (Charot!). He asked me what course I’m taking up and what year I am already. He was spontaneous and funny when I’m talking to him which makes our conversation lively. I simply put it this way: A gentleman where every girl/guy/gay/bi would wish for.

Jack: Tara na?

Me: saan?

Jack: *teasing* you know sa place mo, remember? KM?

Me: Ohh right I forgot hehe tara?

Jack: Leggo!

We’ve immediately left the place and went to my flat.

Jack: Ohh!

Me: why?!

Jack: Ang liit naman ng place mo hindi ka ba nahihirapan dito?

Me: Sanayan lang eh, no choice I’m used to this place anyway mahirap
na ring lumipat ng condo, nanaman, Hassle eh.

Jack: sabagay! Ako naman uwian, diyan lang naman kasi ako sa Quezon city.

Me: I see, sige upo ka muna diyan ayusin ko lang yung kwarto pasensya ka na ang kalat ah, hindi ko kasi napag handaan hehe.
He stared again into my eyes and this time it was different I felt my lungs was working so hard to stay functional, but I breathed twice as much as I could normally yet I couldn’t shake the feeling that he was so bewitching.

Everything seemed perfect, he was perfect as if destiny played games at me and matched us together even it would end right away...

[To be continued]

52 comments:

  1. AKIC......meaning SHRIM Student

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  2. I'm a shrim student too!

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  3. I immediately died due to bad grammar. You really can't have it all.

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  4. I find it hard to believe that you're a SHRIM student based on the horrible grammar found in the above article. Sana tinagalog mo na lang.

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  5. forgive my ignorance, anong shrim? hehe

    -cabalen

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  6. School of Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management (SHRIM)

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  7. I had experiences with mark(my classmate) ang sarap. Pero dito online hindi pa. Pano ba? Haha

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  8. I'm waiting for part 2!! Haha I'm from SDA.

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    1. oo nga! part 2! from SDA here also! :)

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  9. May grammar slips sa, pero halos lahat naman nagkakaganon nu. Kht nga mga american makahusga naman tong mga to. Nice story kaya and he seems spontaneous in telling his story good job next part plz :)

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  10. saan yung grammar slips examples nga.

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  11. May kilala ako prof.(gay) sa csb nkikipag sex sa students nya (straight).. minsan bi(discreet).. -SDA

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    1. sino yang prof na yan from SDA? omg!!! baka naging prof ko din wahahaha

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  12. Wala naman masama kung isalaysay na lang sa Wikang Filipino. :)

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  13. bakit ba palagi ninyong pinapansin ang grammar. ? s kwento n.lang po kayo mag focus basta naiintindihan. hindi po eto english subject. . peace. . hehehe

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  14. sympre mapapansin ang grammar dahil kwento yan kung ito ang content ng libro sympre may mag critic tlaga

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  15. mayayabang lng kayo kala nyo kung sinu magagaling sa english makapagcomment lng. sige isa isahin nyo nga ang mali aber?

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  16. Ganyan ba kabobo ang mga taga csb?

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  17. The grammar is okay, what the hell are you people talking about?! Sometimes you just feel that it sounds awkward when in fact it's politically correct. Kaya wag magdunung-dunungan tapos mapapahiya lang kayo.

    My only comment is that masyadong pasosyal, hindi makarelate ang mga hampaslupang hindi makadistinguish ng wrong grammar sa tama. Chill author, I'm on your side, just make it more relatable to the averagely educated, and the 'nons'.

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  18. I can't wait for your next kwento! I'm from AKIC too ID111, see you around!

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  19. Dear Anonymous Apr. 13, 2014 9:12 AM,

    It's gramatically incorrect or grammatically wrong. Either of the two is the politically correct term in line with what you mentioned above. :)

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  20. 110 CA Alumna here! Sana natry ko yung mga gantong scene nung nasa Taft pa ko.

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  21. Are you sure you're using the term "politically correct" the right way? Laging excuse ng mga bobo yang "wag na lang pansinin grammar," "nagmamarunong," "asan ang mali..."
    If you're going to do something do it right. Kairita. Gaya ng isang comment, isalaysay sa Tagalog at wala namang masama.

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  22. Are you sure you're using the term "politically correct" the right way? Laging excuse ng mga bobo yang "wag na lang pansinin grammar," "nagmamarunong," "asan ang mali..."
    If you're going to do something do it right. Kairita. Gaya ng isang comment, isalaysay sa Tagalog at wala namang masama.

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  23. sorry english class na naman pala to... kala ko kasi magbabasa lang ako ng kwento ng isang simpleng tao.

    problema nga po hindi ito libro para magkomento kayo ng ganun. textbook po ba ito o kaya naman thesis? hindi naman di ba?

    ako ok lang naman para ngkwento lang siya at nag enjoy ako dahil sa kwento at hindi dahil sa grammar nya. yun naman importante di ba? di ko alam bakit ang daming maarte dito.

    tama ung isa nagcomment kasi naging pasosyal ng konti. next time kwento mo na lng ng mas simple mr author para mas makatotohanan.

    pls bear in mind kwentong kalibugan po ang site na ito at hindi encyclopedia or textbook na dapat i-criticize ang grammar. magwikipedia na lang kayo kung ayaw nyo magbago!!! hehe peace pa rin.

    zeilo

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  24. Haha ano anonymous? Lubog sa lupa na! Haha. The next time you bash gramatically incorrect sentences (if there's any), think again. Haha!

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  25. I don't usually mind the lapses in grammar but I'm baffled by the fact that there are people who do not notice the errs, let alone refuse to be corrected and try to learn from it.

    Nevertheless, this is a promising story. Just be cautious of your grammar especially you're still in college because you'll be needing it in the future. But for now, try to use the language that you're most comfortable in. -DK

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  26. huwag kasing mag pa sosyal kung hindi naman kayang panindigan!
    hindi ko na tinapos at nakakairita lang!

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  27. Favorite nya ang preposition na AT

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  28. Pota mga bakla to!kwentong kalibugan to,hindi kwetong grammar!kaya walang pakulaman ng trip

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  29. I read the comments first then the story... the grammar is ok naman, parang nagsasalita or nagkukwento siya ng normal lang. Hindi nga naman ito boardroom or business meeting para magkwento ka using perfect grammar... Sa mga grammariansdyan ay papakulam ko kayo kay mommyD! Hehe!

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  30. Hindi naman ito tungkol sa grammar ehh. Tungkol ito sa content ng story. Siguro kase nag assume kayo na puro kalibugan yung ihahayag ng author. Isipin nyo din kase minsan kung makakasakit kayo ng damdamin ng tao. Gusto lang naman nung author na maihayag yung kwento nya ehh. Ilagay nyo kaya sarili nyo sa situation nung author. Be open minded guys. Lahat tayo part ng lgbt community. Tayo tayo pa ba ang magsisiraan? Pano pa yung susunod na magsusulat ng kwento nila? Ijujudge nyo na naman ng masamang comments dahil hindi kayo nasatisfy sa content o grammar nung story? Try nyo kaya magpublish ng story nyo.

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  31. Look guys, grammar is not the issue here. The author is not writing a thesis nor a term paper and the people reading here are not supposedly too critic about it. Simple lang, kung hindi ka nalibugan, go and find another story. Pag na nalibugan ka sa kwento nya, show your appreciation about it by writing your reactions. Kung gusto nyo perfect grammar, magbasa kayo ng dyaryo, novels, or better yet textbooks nyo na lang.

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  32. mayayabang kasi,sarili nga nila mga mali iba pa kaya?:-P (think about it,mga mali!!) basta ako nagustuhan q yung kwento, medjo bitin lang..

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  33. And thus, the KM Story Debate Session Number who-knows-how-long-has-it-been continues.

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  34. Nice one... continuation pls....

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  35. Saan ung sinasabi nyang chat dito sa KM? :)

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  36. Hi guys.relax.wag nio na pagtalunan pa ung grammar.



    #cuteguy

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  37. pakitagalog na lng ung continuation... nakakabwisit eh

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  38. He he he... daming mga walang sex life kaya pati grammar pinag-initan... di ara cka nilalabasan pag walang mga pampalibog na tagalog terms... chill out... nasa pasakalye p lng ang story

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  39. Mass marami parin kmaing nalilibugan kaysakyong mga nega... bwusit yung mga ngsasabi tagalugin na lang. Dh lang kyo nakakaintindi.

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  40. Hushhhh, my mga punto naman kau. So long as naintindihan natin ung kwento, hindi naman prob ung grammar. Wag sanang gawing episodic dahil hindi na nakakalibog lalo pa at hindi buo ung kwento.

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  41. Sa La Salle taft 'to noh? Tapat lang kasi nito yung Tapa King. Hehe

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  42. Mga puta naman tong mga to! Ang dami sinabi... tsupa kung tsutsupa. Tumuwad kung pinatutuwad.

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  43. nakatatawa naman at mas mahaba pa ang comments..kaysa sa storya :DDv

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  44. Agree!! Ndi nlang mag enjoy sa kwento. I like it - "hampaslupa." Ndi nlang kasi magrequest na tagalugin para maintindihan, naninira pa.

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  45. Eh mga putang ina, nagbasa na nga ng libre, nag punta dito para mag libog, tapos mag cri-criticize lang ng grammar? Aba putang ina.

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