No fun stories about where to hang out that night. Anyway, I got my hiv results back and I’m supposed to call in 10 days for the rest of them.
I was a little surprised but I forgot that’s how they test for all the other stuff. He was very professional about it but i wanted him to be more friendly and fun. I filled out the paperwork, he asked me some questions, drew some blood (blood! who does that anymore?!), started the test, and I went to pee in a cup. very cute) before the guy called me to fill out some paperwork. In any case, when I got there, there was only one guy doing testing. I got the change to look around the small house (it’s in a house-office. Kind of like if the gay dazbog was a place where people went to actually do things. With at least a few gay guys hanging out, working, talking to eachother about who they just met/saw/slept with. I don’t know why but i was expecting it to be a lot like a fun office. It turns out they’re a program out of CAP (the Colorado AIDS Project for those out of the loop) and they basically do testing for gay men. I gotta say. It’s that weird slogan you sometimes see on the top on connexion.
So I got a chance to visit hey denver this past week.
