Two male lns photographed humpg each other Botswana are not gay, but rather are jt showg each other some affectn, say ln experts.
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- MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
- GAY PRI? FAMO MALE LNS JT HUGGG
- THOSE GAY MALE LNS THAT WENT VIRAL WERE ACTUALLY JT SEXUALLY FLUID BROS
- INCREDIBLE VIO SHOWS A MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
This male-on-male behavr, seen this pair Botswana, is mon lns and is not proof of gay partnership the animals, a ln expert says. The Inter was buzzg this week wh tert over imag that appear to show two male lns engagg homosexual behavr.
But the "gay" lns are not gay. "You see that monkeys all the time, and don't make the newspapers that there are homosexual monkeys out there.
GAY PRI? FAMO MALE LNS JT HUGGG
"The male-on-male behavr, Packer said, is fairly mon lns and many other speci, and should not be nsired proof of homosexual partnerships animals. [10 Gay Animals the Wild]Ln alnsAlthough the photos don't show animals breakg any barriers, the pictur are still wdows to an important, timate relatnship for lns, Packer said. Whether wild animals n be gay pends on how a person f that term.
The ter rejoiced when the gay wildlife esystem of bears, otters and giraff seemgly weled s newt addn: lns. Gay lns. Photographer Nile Cambré spotted the horny pair of ostensibly gay Simbas March Botswana.
"It is the first time I have seen homosexual behavr lns, " she alas, reports have sce surfaced that are rag on the gay pri para.
THOSE GAY MALE LNS THAT WENT VIRAL WERE ACTUALLY JT SEXUALLY FLUID BROS
'Cse gay lns, and lns live pris.
Another theory is that the lns hired Packer to sp this elaborate jtifitn to the prs, bee they're still stgglg wh issu related to toxic masculy and eply ternalized homophobia the ln muny, and jt n't brg themselv to adm that they love dick. That, hontly, mak their super gay humpg ssn that much hotter — 's #TotMasc!
INCREDIBLE VIO SHOWS A MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
It is, of urse, mon knowledge that Judy Garland is a gay in — beloved and worshiped by gay men of a certa age and class — but what else explas the ubiquo referenc to “Oz” drag performanc and the nam of bars and bs terg to the muny?
It would be a mistake to nfe a discsn of The Wizard of Oz to a certa class of gay men, but seekg a pot of orig, there is a domant narrative of queer history which “Oz” and Garland were important parts of a mostly whe, middle-class, urban gay male subculture by the 1950s. The orig of the exprsn “Friend of Dorothy, ” which beme a phrase ed by gay men to intify themselv to each other, is lost to history — may have predated this era, and may not even refer to Garland’s role the movie, but the belief that do is wispread (another possibily is that refers to Dorothy Parker, who was also a iend to gays). Acrdg to “Oz” scholar Dee Michel, who is wrg a book on “Oz” and gay men, there are certa beliefs about the film and the LGBT muny that persist spe of a lack of clear historil evince.
“The beliefs, ” he said, “overlap and rerce each other and have bee part of gay folklore, creasg our sense of history and rercg gay inty. Some disparagg remarks about gay men attendg Garland ncerts were prted reviews the late 1960s. Other prt referenc to “Oz” as an unrground culture shared by gay men seem to show up the 1970s and ’80s, lookg back and attemptg to expla the appeal of the film.