All Smiles

So it's been two weeks in Melbourne and I actually really love the place. Been clubbing for three times now, and it's nothing extraordinary, just that it's surprisingly not too pricey to club here. Clubs here stay open till 5, which might appeal to many party animals out there but for me, it is two hours too long.

The first club I went to was Neverland, which is an apt name cause you should never come if you're gay. It's a straight place. Superbly boring, but there were gay guys there as well, using Grindr to flirt with one another. I waited longingly for time to crawl by, from 12, to 1, to 2, and finally to 3, only to realize that clubs close at 5. THAT WAS GAY HELL.

Another place that we frequent(two weeks and I'm using this word wth) is a club called Peel. There's no cover charge, and girls can't get in without a gay guy to bring them. Damn right it's awesome.

Wine here is cheaper then hot chocolate. From as cheap to $1 a bottle, to the drinkable $2.99, to my favorite $8.99, having a class of wine is actually a cheap thing to do, compared to going to Max Brenner's (famed chocolate bar) for warm cocoa.

Melbourne is awesome. I just hope I stay happy when classes start, and that I lose the weight I've gained. The food here is actually as good as back home :)

Tonight shall be drinking with the buds, and clubbing at a place called Disgraceland. Sounds like the perfect place for me. 

A Prefix

This is a blog. My first blog in Melbourne. I'm 19 this year. I'm hungry for adventure, but desperately starving the warmth of home. I am Asian. And I am gay.

It's a new city, I am excited. The future is full of great, broad possibilities. I am happy. But I can't help but to be just..a little too nostalgic, making me a little too sad. But I will deal with it, and I will be great.

Car is parked, bags are packed, what kind of heart doesn't look back?

At the comfortable warmth from the porch, the one I will still, yours?