Zach Stafford: Is This Man A Twat?

This man is even more ridiculously hysterical than Patrick Strudwick.

Sake.

2015: Goodbye To All That

Kim Davis, gaymarriage, trans in the military, Caitlyn Jenner, the bathroom bill, the blood donor ban, blah blah blah... yes Zach, it was a very dull year.

But the earth stood still, as the White House turned rainbow!

There won't be a backlash, love, unless you count us all dying of being boring.

PS My imaginary friend, Sean Faye, wrote an interesting piece about how obsessing over the blood donor ban is a gay bourgeois folly.

Slight paraphrase, but the prime movers behind this waste of time all seem to be in LGBTory.

The Guardian: The Liberal Media

Hey you're black and gay!

That ticks two boxes, so Guardian online will print this piece of trivial nonsense.

See also anything by Zach Stafford; especially the classic Do My Short Shorts Make You Feel Weird About Your Masculinity?

The Guardian: This Discussion Is Closed

The Guardian online.

PS Atrocious misuse of commas here - and more faceless rainbow shaming.

Tweet/Tshirt Of The Day: No Masc

I had shirts made last week stating: NO MASC, to push back on all that anti-femme BS in our community. #nomasc pic.twitter.com/NGWWQR3WZx
— Zach Stafford (@ZachStafford) October 15, 2014

Want one!

The Guardian: And A Very Informative Article About Rimming...

As many groups across the globe have worked to stop the [metaphorical anti-gay] violence, both systemically and socially, we have seen the urge to desexualise gay men in the mainstream representations of them and make them into fathers, your neighbor, your best friend or your mailman.

This push to make gay people “just like you!” is commonly referred to as heteronormativity – or the act of making subjects fit into the gendered nuclear family and ideals associated with it. And through this process, sex becomes a distant memory. It’s put on the back-burner, and for a group whose identity is founded in sexual differences, maybe it shouldn’t be.

Maybe we should be talking about the sex gay people are having because, when we do, we figure out that they are actually not all that different – without having all of us move to the suburbs.

From the data we know that men, straight and gay and everything in between, can derive pleasure from butts – their own and other people’s. We know that women can, too, with over 43% of women having participated in analingus according to that same 2010 academic study. And according to the most recent report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, straight people don’t just like analingus – they like going all the way: 44% of men, and 36% of women, reported having had penetrative anal sex...

Always illuminating to see what Guardian Unlimited readers are actually reading...