A Lesbians Faith

Hopefully everyone knows about club safety. You never put your drink down or accept a drink from an anonymous person, but what about hard candies, such as tic tacs? I went out to a club the other weekend and decided to bring my straight neighbor.

Kelley and I invited our neighbor over for a cookout because we cooked too much food for the amount of people that were coming over. Our neighbor is a cool cat, so he came over and hung out with the lesbians. We were all having a good time eating and drinking our alcoholic beverages at the house. After the cookout, we were all going out to a well known gay club. The original plan didn’t include our neighbor going out to the gay club, but he decided to go with us, which was cool.

The club was packed because the night we went out was during the Gay Days events, so there were various different kinds of people there. Kelley, some friends of ours, and I showed our straight neighbor around the club. We went to the dance floor and while we were all dancing, our neighbor told us he had to use the bathroom. He went to the bathroom and never returned back to the dance floor.

Kelley, our friends, and I became very worried. We walked every square inch of the club looking for our neighbor. We were thinking maybe he passed out somewhere, but a few hours passed and he still never turned up. We were reluctant to leave the club without him, but had no choice, so when we returned to our house I knocked on the door. There was no answer. I knocked several times, so now we are thinking, “maybe he got lucky”.

The next day rolls around and Kelley and I are reluctant to go over to our neighbors house because we are thinking his girlfriend will be pissed off at us for leaving the club without him. We finally worked up the courage to go over to his house and we find out that someone slipped him something “a mickey”.

He says that someone offered him a tic tac and he took it without thinking twice. A while after he took the tic tac, he started to feel weird. His ears were ringing, his hands became numb, and his mouth was dry. He went to the bathroom to see what was wrong and he said a guy approached him and started rubbing up on him. The guy that was rubbing on him was the same guy that gave our neighbor the tic tac. Our neighbor became angry and at some point a bouncer came into the bathroom and saw our neighbor as the aggressor, so the bouncer slammed his head on the sink and threw him out.

The cops on duty that night made our neighbor take a taxi home and when our neighbor told the cop that he was “mickeyed”. The cop responded by saying, “then you shouldn’t be at a gay club”. WOW! I was shocked when I heard this story because this hits close to home. Predators are everywhere. It doesn’t matter what kind of club you are at. Never take anything from anyone you don’t know and hold your drink at all times.