Interview questions for Sage

In a comment to my interview answers last week, my interviewer Sage volunteered to let me interview him in return. It turns out that Sage has been interviewed before, a few months ago, which makes the task slightly harder because I obviously need to cover different areas.

One question I'll have to ask will be his views on monogamy for gay couples. I won't be in character as Gay Banker if I don't ask something like that! Are there any clues in his blog relating to this subject?

Well he can be a bit of a flirt, and sometimes other guys he notices get mentioned in his blog e.g. French towel boy, hunky groundskeeper. Sometimes he seems to miss being single too, although he's never cheated on a boyfriend (presumably his husband is included in his definition of boyfriend). But Sage and his husband are both in their mid-30's now. According to Joe.My.God somewhere in the mid-30's vehement defense of monogamous relationships pretty much evaporates.

So Sage, these are the questions I've come up with:

1. You have around 50 decks of Tarot cards. How much notice do you take of Tarot or astrological predictions?


2. It's impressive that you can work full-time as well as study for an MBA. Is there anything you hope to get out of the MBA degree, apart from career advancement as a university administrator?


3. You're a bit of a bookworm and a sci-fi addict too. But what's your favourite book written more than 100 years ago?


4. Having achieved ten years with your husband Boobah, what are your views on monogamy in gay relationships?


5. Lastly, if you had to be a woman, who would you want to be (and why)?

Want to play? The Official Interview Games Rules:

• If you want to participate, leave a comment below saying, "interview me".


• I will respond by asking you five questions - each persons will be different.


• You will update your journal/blog with the answers to the questions.


• You will include this explanation and an offer to interview others in the same post.


• When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them five questions.

Update: Sage's answers are now posted.