Homosexualism and stuff.
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A sublimely beautiful slice of homoerotic experience - recorded by Duane Michals.
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Still a masterpiece in scope and imagination...
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Duane Michals has gone...another brilliant homo of the calibre we're not likely to see any time soon from gay junk culture.
Here's a great interview with him:
aperture.org/editorial/duane…
Deux grands artistes qui ont su représenter le désir homosexuel et l'assumer à une époque où ce n'était pas encore évident partent quasi en même temps : le peintre David Hockney bien sûr, à 88 ans, mais aussi le photographe Duane Michals, à 94 ans ❤️🌈
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Why is it that society continues to swallow more bullshit than ever about bisexuality...as if true bisexuality isn't remarkably rare & those who are legit bisexuals are mostly closeted & not blabbing about it non-stop?
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Why is it that society tells us that bisexual men are basically gay but bisexual women are basically straight??
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Filthy effeminate pooner with pansy body language reminding us that masculinity is SO not a social construct...and her version of it is a whole lot sicker than she knows.
The self-deceit mental illness crazy train is on the tracks & pickin' up speed! 😂
What is "healthy masculinity" according to pooners? Thoroughly incoherent therapyspeak and neurotic rambling with a side of very FEMALE hand gesticulations, apparently. 👍🏻 lol
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It's not like men are afraid of "dating" transvestite perverts as the gaslighting sex pests claim.
It's more like the idea of being anywhere near a troon brings on normal feelings of disgust and repugnance.
Men, it seems, won't fuck anything that moves after all! 😀
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Michael Jackson was an LGBTIQ icon!
People say dreadful things about him, but there have been no allegations whatsoever of him laying his hands on a boy past pubescence. It just wasn't his thing. 😀
I personally found Michael Jackon's music boring and his dancing unimpressive.
My dancing is about real themes: climate justice, queer rights, Palestinian liberation.
Jackson's dancing was just pointless mincing about.
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The corrosive bullying of commie collectivism in all its glory! Rainbow comrades unite!
It takes a REAL fool of a woman to huddle with the sick LGBTIQ snakepit...which despises women.
As it takes a REAL fool of a man to huddle with man-haters in order to be an 'LGBTIQ person'.
Jun 12
Dear transphobes, whilst you attack the LGBTQ community with confidence and impunity under the guise of protecting women, you conveniently forget that women are part of the LGBTQ community too.
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He died while grieving the death of his beloved Hephaestion.
The weight of probability favors their being lovers who were bonded for life from teenagers.
For that we celebrate them & look to them as homo male role models. 🙂
Jun 11
Alexander the Great died from a sudden illness in Babylon, today in 323 BC.
He was only 32 years old.
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This ridiculous kween HAS to be kidding.
I bet it sits around with its f@gh@gs yapping about "men" like we're a different species.
Grownup homo men & women get along just fine as respectful allies & pals - not gushing about shared 'romantic interests' FFS.
Jun 11
Gay men and straight women are natural allies of each other,
Both have the same romantic interests
And Gay men are more respectful and much more friendlier to The very existence of femininity!!
And Women feel much more safer around gay men than around straights!!
I am a gay man 🏳️🌈 and when I was in America most of my friends were females and I mostly used to hang out with women talking about romance and stuff with men!!
Even today I find it much more difficult to be in casual friendships with men because of this internalized awkwardness by the society!!
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Isn't it yet obvious to all that socialist / communist collectivism is the cancerous tail wagging the mangy dog known as LGBTIQ?
Aren't we connecting the dots yet? Don't we know that collectivism crushes the individual, his maleness & his innate sexuality?
From Oct 9 2023:
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Not surprised at all if one day it will be revealed that the filthiest trash regimes of all time are behind the recent rise of homophobia from all aspects, via AI, bots, and paid influencers.
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There's a lesson here for everybody:
Don't try to pimp your ass out for free love past its use-by date - it's quite undignified if you're not cashed up! 😀
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#Pride 's greatest accomplishment has been to
destroy the Gay Lib aspirations of homo men & kick us right back to the ugly 1950s stereotype we sought liberation from: an ineffective sissy-victim loser / dirty joke making a spectacle of itself.
Well done all participants! 🙄
Jun 11
This month, as we ignore the glittered fetish parades, memory calls us back. When #Pride was necessary, it meant simply walking… visible, unafraid. No naked bodies on floats, simulated sex, old pervs twerking for children. It was never this. Pride is long past expiration. #LGBTQ #queer
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Those were the days...when 60's counterculture & Gay Lib seemed to be the perfect way forward.
But it wasn't to be. Socialists were ready to pounce and astute homos soon realized they despised us (& women) & kept us far from the front of the parade.
More lessons not learned.
Jun 10
The Castro. San Francisco.
In the 1960’s San Francisco gained a reputation as a more tolerant city; Life magazine called it the “capital of gay America”.
At the same time, Haight-Ashbury’s Summer of Love was drawing counterculture crowds, but Gay men gravitated to the Castro for its Victorian homes and lower rents, shifting away from Polk Gulch.
By the 1970s, the Castro was an openly gay enclave.
Harvey Milk arrived in 1972 and opened the Castro Camera shop. He was known as the “Mayor of Castro Street ‘.
In 1977 he was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors — the first openly gay man elected to public office in California and one of the first in the U.S.
Tragedy struck on November 27, 1978, when San Francisco Supervisor Dan White assassinated Milk and Mayor George Moscone at City Hall.
White’s lenient manslaughter conviction (famously using a “Twinkie defense”) sparked the White Night Riots.
Today, The Castro remains historically and culturally significant as a symbol of the Gay Rights movement.
#GayPride #PrideMonth
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It all went terribly wrong sir!
Yer big beak went sideways, both sides of yer head don't match, ya got cross-eyes & it's like yer dentures are in upside down.
Some 'revision' will be needed! 😂
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Not only do brothel owners know what a woman is but they wisely don't hire transvestite perverts who deceitfully claim to be women.
That's right: whorehouse owners in Australia are among the very few showing moral leadership & integrity! 😂
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Wonderful! Remember them!
They lived and loved under the same sun as us.
They dreamed the same dreams as us under the same moon.
They looked at the same stars and believed in better days ahead.
In celebration of Pride, we're remembering those that came before with a series of video scrapbooks. Today, it's The Ragtime Years, 1895 - 1918. 🏳️🌈
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Some very good advice here.👍
Plan a great homo life for yourself without yearning for Mr Right to show up.
He may not. And that may not be a bad thing. 🙂
As gay men we have the benefit of not having to rush into relationships. So to fellow gay men out there- I advise that you lose the ‘I want a boyfriend just because I want one’ mentality.
Take all the time you need. Get a stable job. Look after yourself. Treat yourself. Get your life in order first before you look for a long-term relationship.
But whilst you’re doing that- get experience. Get off your arse, off your phone, go out and meet people. Take risks. What do you have to lose? Because sitting around feeling sorry for yourself wishing you had a boyfriend will not get you anywhere. I know the feeling.
‘Great things come to those who wait.’-Rome wasn’t built in a day and your life is a continuous journey of learning. But the biggest lesson you will ever learn is that the biggest project you will ever work on is you and your life itself. So invest in it. Invest in yourself. Get into a good schedule. Look after yourself and your body. Eat properly. Get enough exercise. Do things that make you happy. That’s the first part.
The next part is accepting the fact that it’s not going to always be easy. You will face setbacks, challenges and rejection- but know that it is part of the journey. You will have to make an effort, take risks and not pass up opportunities. You are going to have to sometimes get into uncomfortable situations.
There is no ‘right time’ but there is an optimal time. Everything starts somewhere. Life isn’t going to throw you a boyfriend if you sit around waiting for it to do so. It doesn’t work like that.
You have to immerse yourself out into the world.
The thought of going to a gay bar once terrified me. ‘I don’t know anyone.’ Well I’m not going to EVER know anyone sitting around waiting, am I? Show your face. Get to know people. Let them get to know you. Make friends. Help each other out. Buy each other a drink. Offer to take each other out. Get to know the local gay scene.
Online dating and dating apps are fine- if used properly. Again- you’re going to have to invest in it and take risks- just like out in the real world. Treat both the same way. Many people think this method is bad only because of not utilising it properly.
One other point to note is buying a male escort- that’s fine for a ‘quick fix’ if you like, once in a while- or to immerse yourself into the scene- but don’t expect anything else from it.
‘Slow and steady wins the race’- so don’t rush into relationships just because you want one. Wait for the time when you are properly ready and all the pieces are in place on the jigsaw puzzle called life. And life will reward you back.
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