By: David Artavia
No one is a saint. I can vouch for that. But the world as a whole is
slowly accepting that gay people are, in fact, alive, well, and becoming
less afraid to show their true colors. With that comes a greater
responsibility. Too often gay guys are becoming their own worst enemy,
turning social perception into social habit. We have the power to change
our own lives, and if you ask me, we can start by not doing the following:
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Sunday, July 12, 2015
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(RELATIONSHIPS) 10 Perks of Being A Versatile Gay Man!
By: Blake Michaels
I have to admit to you, since I came out of the closet I’ve classified myself as a “total” something. I’ve visited both sides of the pool and typically find myself more comfortable on either the shallow or deep ends. Lately, I’ve been dipping my toes in the middle and have uncovered numerous reasons why being versatile is way better than I thought.
I have to admit to you, since I came out of the closet I’ve classified myself as a “total” something. I’ve visited both sides of the pool and typically find myself more comfortable on either the shallow or deep ends. Lately, I’ve been dipping my toes in the middle and have uncovered numerous reasons why being versatile is way better than I thought.
(IMAGE) 10 Reasons Why Gay Guys Hate Their Bodies
By: David Artavia
NUDE IS THE NEW BLACK?
Gay guys everywhere are cursing their bodies as a matter of form. It’s become normal to not like the way you look so more people are joining in on the fun. Personally, I find it a disgrace. As someone who actually loves his body, I know what it’s like to experience social pressure tempting me to feel otherwise. It’s as if our entire culture supports self-loathing. But where did it all start? I have a few theories:
NUDE IS THE NEW BLACK?
Gay guys everywhere are cursing their bodies as a matter of form. It’s become normal to not like the way you look so more people are joining in on the fun. Personally, I find it a disgrace. As someone who actually loves his body, I know what it’s like to experience social pressure tempting me to feel otherwise. It’s as if our entire culture supports self-loathing. But where did it all start? I have a few theories:
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