Instead, he took that to another level and started obsessing with him and forming these feelings. I also think that maybe his father didn't show Cooper any affection and that affects him by constantly wanting love and attention from men.
Grady told Cooper a way to test if you're a gay or not and it makes me laugh because I heard about the same test when I was in elementary school. But if he doesn this"--he held out his hands at arm's length, splayed his fingers, and coyly cocked his head--"you'd better watch out. It's how our bodies are made. And whether or not it's true how Cooper became gay by falling for Grady is another story that he has to write about, but for now, I'm taking the psychological approach to why Cooper feels the way he does and why he wrote about it.
Posted by heyebbz at PM. Newer Post Older Post Home. Cooper attends the make out party in hopes of kissing a girl, and hopes he will realize he likes girls. After attending the make out party he just knew if you liked the someone you would feel those sparks just like the boys and girls did.
He describes the electric feelings at the end of the party and leaves you with the image of sexual tension. I did that for a year. He struggled with the possibility of being homosexual, a concept that he feared would separate him from his fellow classmates.
A response to the blog question. Copper attends the make out party, because he realizes spafks needs to experiment with girls, to see if there is any interest in them. I think he used the image of tiny sparks for the title to describe the very small feelings he has for women compared to the sparks between every other boy and girl at the party. The sorority I was in was not the life style that I wanted. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website.
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I sit here as a straight female. I have noticed a difference in the expectations or how boys were talked to verses girls. I can see the gender differences that branch off. Where boys are not allowed to cry but girls are not. Ok I understand the question, but I am not quite sure how to answer it right way.
I feel like I'm thinking of it too much and not having a flow of ideas. So I might answer the questions indirectly. I felt like this essay was very interesting.
I have a friend that struggled with the same thing and I could see it clear from his eyes. I listened to him talk about it, but I could not relate.
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