satire
When it comes to purely sexual attractions, we toss these desirable qualities in a long-term mate and idealize, instead, a different kind of stereotype: A bro.
No matter where we’re from we’re all familiar with this man – a cocky, athletic, beer-guzzling former frat boy with washboard abs and a questionable or nonexistent political worldview.
Thus the seed is planted in a gay teenager’s mind for a lifelong dream: to write the first gay autobiography ever. A masterpiece, which, through steadily-progressing social acceptance – and despite some brief softcore erotic scenes – will join the literary cannon in middle-American high schools.
Deep inside every gay man is a starry-eyed young girl, obsessing over whether she is…
To a gay person, groups of people in complete agreement are scary. It’s what happens…
Lets be real. Except for those rare occasions when we have the fortune of cheering our own town’s team – or cheering against Texas – we’re not in Super Bowl season for the football.
We’ve long argued gay people are on the forefronts of art, technology, and hot trends.…
Gay people are both trendsetters and trendy. We love what’s in demand, and anything else…
For most Americans, reality TV is junk food. Stations love it because there’s no need…
Gay people don’t like to be the center of cheesy stories. They’re OK with watching…
Gay men consider themselves over the hill at 30, and social upheaval is much less fun to witness when you’re only a couple years from cashing out your 401K. We need to make the future happen now, while we’re still athletic and good-looking.
Science fiction is as close as we can get.