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- Posted: Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:39:16 +0000

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Pleased to meet you, my name is Stephan Alestor Esme Leandre, but you can call me Stephan, Leon or Lestor if you’d like. I'm a whole whopping Eighteen years old and I was born on September 26th. I’m a lovely Dill pickle and I totally go for the other dill pickles. That makes me a little bit well…um…Gay…But Shhhhh!.
> >[x]__A few things you might like to know about me... < <
- Let’s start from the beginning. That’s always a good place to start. I was born on the twenty sixth of September, at the butt crack of dawn in some little Po-dunk town in Louisiana. My mum and dad, had been on vacation, traveling across the United States when I was conceived, and they never made it back to England in time for my birth. Yay for me. I was brought into this world, completely silent. Not a good thing for a baby, and scared the doctors for sure, but once the gunk was cleared out of my lungs, I screamed my little head off. No worries. My mum vowed that I would be the last of her children, and she was right. So far I am the last out of five brothers. Lovely, isn’t it? Not really, but I’m biased so what do I know? As soon as mum felt up to it, we flew back to England so I could meet my brothers. That was a fun reunion apparently. My dad would always tell me stories of how I positively drove my brothers crazy with my screaming and crying, constantly spitting up on them and being generally naughty for a one month old baby. I was colicky, sue me!
I grew up in a family who valued education above all else. Mum always wanted to make sure that all of her children at least had a high school education, and if she could help it, a good college education. None of my brothers really fought it, though for some time my third and fourth older brothers were home schooled because of severe bullying. My oldest and second oldest brothers were already in their last few years of high school by the time I was starting pre-school, so they couldn’t really help my other brothers. Home schooling eventually became just the way we were schooled, at least through grade school. That was probably for the best in my case. I had, fortunately or unfortunately, take it how you want it, gained my mothers sort of feminine physique. Short, slender and a girly face (according to my brothers). One can only imagine how many times I would have been attacked on the playground if I had gone to public school. Well, bullying was a small part of my middle school education, but not like my brothers, thankfully. Living with four older brothers and a father who believed that a boy needed to be able to defend himself in any situation toughened me up. So by my second year of middle school I didn’t need to worry about bullying anymore.
By the time I started high school, all of my brothers were done with high school and starting work or college or traveling somewhere. In a way I was angry for them just up and leaving. Why? Because it left me to put up with my mother’s constant badgering of ‘do your homework!’. But I guess it was inevitable. It was in the end of middle school that I started to play music. At first, mum and dad weren’t sure about the idea. Mum was too afraid that It would distract me from my other studies, and dad was afraid it would turn me into some ‘Nancy poof’. I eventually won them over (with whining and begging of course) and mum let me start piano. Now that wasn’t my first choice mind you, I wanted to start off with drums, or something else. But I had to compromise. If I could balance bother piano and school work without letting my grades drop, mum would let me drop piano and start something else. So piano it was, and I actually enjoyed it. I started off playing lullabies and smaller songs before working my way up like any normal student. I started singing a little bit after learning some of the lullabies, and I was actually pretty good. Natural ability I suppose. Mum joked that she should have another kid, just so I could play the lullabies and sing them to sleep. Dad didn’t like my singing, just because he thought I wasn’t being ‘manly enough’. After the piano and successfully keeping my grades up, I picked up guitar. I actually struggled in guitar, a lot actually, and I almost gave it up until I managed to play a whole song once, without messing it up. I think it was ‘pop goes the weasel’ or something like that. Needless to say I was a proud fourteen year old.
After that I formed a little band with some of the guys in my music class, and we were pretty good. Certainly not the best, but not the worst either. We played at the school ball and we even got a gig at some little café. We never got scouted however, and the band eventually broke apart through various reasons, mine being that I wasn’t paying as much attention to my school work. I did however skip a grade and manage to get into Oxford University at the age of seventeen because of exceptional grades and impressing the Headmaster. It was right before I got into Oxford that I found my band. We came together and immediately hit it off. At sixteen I managed to get together a kick-a** band and managed to get scouted. It was difficult, balancing full time school work and full time band practice sessions, and eventually I couldn’t take it anymore, and I dropped out of Oxford. My parents, furious that I had picked something that may not even make it, over oxford University and a chance at a real future, quit speaking to me. I was hurt, but dead set in my decision to go full time musician. During that time, a whole lot of s**t happened. You know the stereotypical crazy pot smoking, model dating rock star? That’s what I became. I hooked up with a model for a short time, before dumping her, then was arrested for carrying a two bags full of pot, and served a two week jail sentence.
During my jail sentence I started to really think things over. I had a full year of doing nothing by partying. Drugs, chicks that I wasn’t satisfied with, rocking out with my mates…Seemed like the dream life, and all I could think was ‘look where it’s gotten me’. It was like an epiphany, I s**t you not. I felt that this little time behind bars was supposed to be my wake up call and that I needed to get my act together. So, as soon as I was out, I checked into rehab, determined to wash away all my wrong doings (along with getting clean from the pot…). I was also determined to figure out why the hell I was losing interest in women. Not just the annoying groupies who are only after your fame, or the loose women who throw themselves at you with abandon. But women all together. It had been why I broke up with my model girlfriend (apart from her habit of drinking herself into a stupor). What guy, in their right mind, would give up a girl who looked like she had?! Well I can tell you! Stupid guys and gay guys. I was pretty sure I wasn’t stupid, if my old report cards and IQ were anything to go by, so it had to be the other. I even did a little experiment, shortly after I broke up with the model. I compared and contrasted girls to guys. Yes, it’s stupid, but I was frustrated, give me a break. I found that the guys seriously out weight the girls on the pro’s list. From that point on I was in denial and struggled to come to some sort of acceptance about the fact that I might be, no. That I am gay.
I would say that I’m a nice guy…but then again, I’m in rehab because I couldn’t keep myself under control, so that’s my biased opinion. But seriously, I’m not a very nasty person. Sure I have my bad moods every once in a while, and my times when I’m so frustrated that I either want to hit something or cry. But what person doesn’t have days like that? Nah, I’m a pretty chill, generally nice person. I’ll help if I’m needed and I’ll listen to people if they have problems that I think I can help with. I like to sit back and watch things unfold in front of me, rather than get into the middle of it and be apart of what’s happening. Call me lazy. I like to think I’m just observant. I like to watch people around me, and I do tend to make judgments on people based on how they interact with other people. Normally they aren’t bad ones, since I like to give people the benefit of the doubt. Maybe it’s just a bad day, or they aren’t feeling well, who knows. I’m not going to make sound judgments on people till I get to really know them well
I’m not very confrontational so I don‘t often start fights. But when I do, their most likely to be verbal fights with the occasional punch or slap. I’m not going to get into a brawl with someone, but I do know how to defend myself. Living with four older brothers does that to a person. I do have moments when I get so frustrated with myself that I’ll lock myself away in a room (or a closet, or a bathroom stall, whatever that has a lock on the door) and just grip my hair till I scream…or cry, whatever comes first. It’s pent up stress that hasn’t been released till now. I tend to get a little…snippy with people, when I get like this. So It’s best to just avoid me for those times, unless you think you can calm me down some how. I will, I repeat, I will, punch you in the face if you try and force me to accept my being gay. I’ve always done things at my own pace, and I am not about to change that.
> >[x]__What I like and what I don’t < <
- Things I like…oh boy, um…okay. I like thunderstorms. I’m used to it raining all the time, and I think thunderstorms are so amazing. I love the power behind the thunder and how sometimes you can feel the thunder shake the ground under your feet. Shaved Ices are delicious. I had one at the fair and I’ve loved them ever since. Music. I will listen to anything and everything. Country, rap, rock, pop, electronica, anything. I like to play the piano, just cause it relaxes me. Long showers are always nice. Cats are wonderful animals. I used to have this big fat grey one back at my parents house, and we called him Mc Fatness. Yes, my brothers and I were very creative. People touching my hair. I don’t know why, but playing with my hair, running your fingers through it. Anything, it just feels nice. Soft things. I just like soft materials, what person doesn’t? Sleeping in late. And when I say late, I mean really late, like three in the afternoon late. Guys…though I’m not one to really admit it out loud. But if I see a guy with a nice a**, or a cute face, you better believe that I’m making comments in my head about him.
Things I don’t like…hmm…Well I don’t like migraines. I get too many of them as it is, and their really painful! Being called ‘feminine’. I swear, it’s enough to make me want to shave my hair off and try to grow a mustache…Being snuck up on. My brothers used to come up behind me and grab my sides, so now I am forever flinchy. RLS, or restless leg syndrome. Especially in the middle of the night when I’m trying to sleep. Getting sick. I hate having to deal with a stuffy nose, feeling like I’m gonna throw up every five seconds, and I hate how I always get high fevers! Being cold. I get cold very easily. So if you see me walking around with a sweater on and it’s eighty something in the room, you’ll know why. Having my eyes covered. It’s unnerving and it throws off my sense of balance. Crying. Not cause I think it’s un-manly or something, but because I just don’t like the feeling of being that open with my emotions. Talking in front of a group of people. I either start talking to quickly, or I stumble over my words and I start trembling really badly. Having the wind knocked out of me. I hate that feeling so much, the feeling of suffocating and being unable to breathe for that split second.
I don’t have a whole bunch of fears…the main ones are being completely ostracized if I do finally come out of the closet about my sexuality; Losing my hands in some sort of accident; and losing my eyesight. Other than that, I’m terrified of clowns and most horror movies except the saw movies and old horror movies.
> >[x]__In my ears. < <
Hawk Nelson - Friend Like that
Red - Already over
Keith Anderson - Pickin' Wildflowers
American Hi-Fi - The art of Losing
The last Goodbye - Stay Beautiful
Gomez - How we Operate
The Spill Canvas - All over you
P.O.D - Goodbye for Now
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