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I came out in 1983. I recall all the controversy when the film opened. Before I came out, I actually thought every gay bar would look like the RAMROD. The first time I walked through the door of a gay nightclub, I was shocked how great it was and how everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves. My first boyfriend didn’t put a lot of pressure on me, he said when I was ready to go, we’d go. After that night I wanted to see every club/bar in town. We had a lot of fun. I was amazed that on a Wednesday evening there were several hundred guys in one place enjoying themselves, and able to be themselves without anyone worrying. There would be that awkward time when you might see someone you went to school with. My b/f kept reminding me they were there for the same reason. I knew there were clubs like the one portrayed in the film, but I never saw them. When AIDS began to be known in cities all over the country, you noticed it. Instead of hundreds out any evening, it might be 100. I was scared to be tested and never was. My first b/f and I broke up. I dated quite a few guys, some seriously, mostly not. Then in 1990 I was nosing around Tiffany. Someone tapped my shoulder, I turned around and was greeted by a handsome guy with a broad smile. He introduced himself and asked if I’d join him for a drink. I was a bit jaded by then but said sure. The following week he called asking if I’d join him for dinner “any place you’d like to go”. I first said no, I was busy. After thinking about it, I called him back and apologized. We had a wonderful dinner. As we left the restaurant he grabbed a menu. I asked what he wanted it for, he replied “we might want to remember this night someday”. We’re still together, and in October are going away for a week to celebrate our 33rd anniversary. I know I’m very lucky.

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