I revisited my Youtube videos and decided to post them together here along with some commentary. To watch them in chronological order, you'll have to scroll down to the oldest post and work your way up.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
One Gay Man's Story: She Heard Me Talking In My Sleep
Labels:
Coming Out,
Gay,
Homosexual,
Homosexuality,
LGBT,
Ron Batson,
Ronald S. Batson,
Ronald Scott Batson,
Scott Batson
Location:
Mount Airy, GA, USA
One Gay Man's Story: Still Trying to do "What's Right."
So at this point, I was working 55+ hours a week that required about an hour of driving to get there...! Ok! That's what I had to do ...
Labels:
Coming Out,
Gay,
Homosexual,
Homosexuality,
LGBT,
Ron Batson,
Ronald S. Batson,
Ronald Scott Batson,
Scott Batson
Location:
Mount Airy, GA, USA
One Gay Man's Story: We Delivered That Baby at Home
What next?
Labels:
Coming Out,
Gay,
Homosexual,
Homosexuality,
LGBT,
Ron Batson,
Ronald S. Batson,
Ronald Scott Batson,
Scott Batson
Location:
Mount Airy, GA, USA
One Gay Man's Story: Trying to be straight! Oops! No diaphragm!
Labels:
Coming Out,
Gay,
Homosexual,
Homosexuality,
LGBT,
Ron Batson,
Ronald S. Batson,
Ronald Scott Batson,
Scott Batson
Location:
Mount Airy, GA, USA
One Gay Man's Story: I was so Inept from the Honeymoon Onward
It wasn't her fault! I felt more guilty than ever! I had no urge for it all! I was trying to become straight, but it wasn't happening! I had no answer but "I've got to endure this thing." She was worthy of love and being loved by a man who wanted a wife. I did not have the courage to admit that I was not fit for it. I did not have the moral fortitude to admit that I was deceiving myself. My ineptness ended up impacting more than four lives!
Labels:
Coming Out,
Gay,
Homosexual,
Homosexuality,
LGBT,
Ron Batson,
Ronald S. Batson,
Ronald Scott Batson,
Scott Batson
Location:
Mount Airy, GA, USA
One Gay Man's Story: Get Married to Become Straight
I did not "come out" as Gay until after my divorce. Before the marriage, explicitly I explained my "problem." I remained faithful to that marriage. Two children later, she heard me talking in my sleep ... about situations that never happened in reality. I can't prove or disprove anything that she said that I said. All I know is that she filed for a divorce, and, according to her, her lawyer could "run you (me) up the creek." A few years later, her lawyer tried to argue a "homosexuality case" before the Clayton County Superior Court judge Stephen Boswell. I was there, and I heard the judge say, "Without evidence, we're not going to talk about this!" That happened in the middle of my studies at the University of Georgia, and it cost me $500 in court fees, plus some lawyer fees.
Getting married was solely my means to try to become straight. Honestly, I still wanted to meet, fall in love with, enjoy courtship, and marry a man. My dreams of doing all that were more vivid than ever.
Labels:
Coming Out,
Gay,
Homosexual,
Homosexuality,
LGBT,
Ron Batson,
Ronald S. Batson,
Ronald Scott Batson,
Scott Batson
Location:
Mount Airy, GA, USA
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