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Written by: Gay Aiden The phone rang loudly, causing me to jump almost physically out of my sleep. I was suddenly sitting up, listening to the loud ring tone go off. “Who the fuck is calling at 10 pm?!” I groan I grab it, seeing an unknown number. I press the answer button “Hello?” “Aidan?…
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Written by: Butch It was a miserable rainy day as I sat looking out the window, pondering about the seven year relationship that I had reservations about. I wasn’t sure if I loved him, so why was I reluctant to leave. First, I didn’t want to hurt him, but really I was hurting him more…
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Every June, an increasing number of brands roll out special edition products for LGBTQ Pride Month that are often swathed in garish rainbows, causing a sort of rainbow fatigue in the community. So it’s a relief to see that Skittles has gone in the opposite direction, removing the rainbow—in fact, removing color entirely—from its packaging for…
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Written by LILY WAKEFIELD for Pink news Canada has just approved a site for a $8 million memorial to thousands of LGBT+ people who were forced out of government and military jobs by a five-decade institutional “purge”. The memorial will be built in Ottawa, overlooking Canada’s Supreme Court and Parliament Hill, according to LGBTQ Nation. Over…
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When you run, your body adapts to the accelerated movement. It allows you to pound the pavement without getting hurt. For people who have testicles (aka cis or trans men), that adjustment includes your precious package. Men’s Health asked several urologists how running affects a man’s bits, and their answers could surprise you. Orlando-based urologist and marathoner Jeffrey Thill,…
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Written by Ray Monaghan for Gayety If Disney makes dreams come true, then A&V Art makes wet dreams come true. This traveling art collective consists of three talented members. Andres Isaquita, Viito Mejias, and Dave Salamanca meet at the intersection of humor, fashion, and eroticism. If you can imagine it, they can create it (with a very…
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The art of sport with kust. Sportswear has always had a place in fashion, whether it’s for casual wear or for sports and athletics. And as long as there has been sportswear there has always been sports underwear, where no matter what you are doing comfort is always key. No matter your use; whether it’s…
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David-Simon Dayan, the twenty-four year-old Los Angeles-based artist, examines the male form in his latest exhibition, Ballerino. Using 35mm film to capture intimate moments of male ballet dancers, David-Simon explores what it means to be a person, to be a queer person, to reckon race, identity, and freedom. Ballerino began as a response to…
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THE BIOLOGY OF SAME-SEX ATTRACTION SEEMS TO INVOLVE A HOST OF GENES. It has long been clear that a person’s sexual preference — whether they prefer male or female sexual partners, or both — is influenced by his or her genetic makeup. The most straightforward evidence for this is that sexual preference is more likely to be…
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What is the difference between sex and gender identity, exactly? Whether you want to brush up on your knowledge or you’re questioning your gender identity yourself, you’ll find the answers here. Sex and gender have historically been used interchangeably, but that doesn’t mean that they’re the same thing. “We don’t know how to measure gender,”…
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