What Is a Gaymer? The Word, the Fight to Keep It, and the Men Who Were There
A gaymer is an LGBTQ+ person who games. The word was coined in a 1991 personal ad and fought for in 2013. Here's the whole story.
I Wanted Tip Toe to Lie to Me. It Wouldn't.
I've always believed acceptance moves like a pendulum. It swings one way, then back, and balances out. Then my husband and I watched Tip Toe, and Russell T Davies spent five episodes telling me I w...
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The Gay Bar Is Dying. We Were Never Just the Bar Anyway.
I never got the gay bar. The closet kept me out, and by the time the door finally opened the bars were closing. A first-person piece on the third place we lost, and why the tribe was never the buil...
June's Hunky Is gymbearfitness, and July's Theme Is Summer Heat
gymbearfitness took June standing dead center in his gym, tattoos out, in a shirt that says everything.
Frot, Frottage, and Why Nobody Talks About It: A Hunky Tops Guide
The straightforward, no-shame guide to gay frottage: what frot and frottage actually mean, where they sit in gay intimacy culture, the real health picture, why consent matters, and how all of it ti...
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