Contents:
- BOOKS ABOUT GAY TRANS MEN (FICTN AND NONFICTN)
- WHAT'S UP WH "GENR CRIL" GAY GUYS?
- MY BOYIEND LIK SHEMAL DO THAT MAKE HIM GAY?
BOOKS ABOUT GAY TRANS MEN (FICTN AND NONFICTN)
Books about gay trans men (Fictn and nonfictn) (91 books).
Books about gay trans men (Fictn and nonfictn). Bee I sperately need more books wh gay trans men to relate to. A Trans Man Walks Into a Gay Bar.
: Gay FTM and Cis Men on Sex and Love. Kdly keep an eye out for any muny rmatn or discsn that don't specify that not all people -- or even all men -- n do termtent dosg, and rrect the You Gay, Bi, or Straight?
WHAT'S UP WH "GENR CRIL" GAY GUYS?
Why It Do or Don't MatterYou may nsir yourself "straight" or "gay" on that "men's" app -- I don't re. Here's one by Alexanr Chev, a cis gay man, that I found charmg, specific, and thoughtful: 16 Thgs I Learned From Havg Sex Wh Trans Men.
” But wh the last few years, a new mographic has ma s prence felt: transphobic gay men. The LGB Alliance, a chary found by both gay men and lbians which has been scribed as a hate group by a number of proment figur and anizatns, remas the most notor example of this velopment, but this year also saw the lnch of a trans-exclive media outlet, Lbian and Gay News (there is no news about bisexuals, I gus. )The LGB Alliance claims s missn statement to “advance the terts of lbians, gay men and bisexuals, ” but s view of what nstut the terts is a narrow one: each of their six active mpaigns is ncerned wh trans people.
The UK’s high rate of homelsns amongst LGBT youth, the risk of portatn faced by gay asylum seekers, or the fact that homophobic hate crime has soared sce 2015 — all of the issu fall outsi of the LGB Alliance’s rem, favor of more prsg ncerns like “ensurg that people are asked about their blogil sex while fillg the cens” and “makg harr for trans people to change their birth certifite. ” Gay people Bra n breath a sigh of relief that an anizatn is here at last to advance their terts, all of which, for some reason, volve antagonisg trans people. Havg succsfully persuad pole society that “TERF” is a slur, the Brish anti-trans movement now aniz unr the banner of “genr cril” — a phemistic moniker ma nsirably funnier by the fact that nobody is more cril of genr than someone who 's a certa kd of gay man who embodi the genr-cril vibe.
MY BOYIEND LIK SHEMAL DO THAT MAKE HIM GAY?
” He’s not pecially terted gay culture, and stead prefers the standard fare of middle-brow English liberals: Gee Orwell and The Great Brish Bake-Off; Solzhensyn and Strictly Come Dancg; edy panel shows lled “I’m Aaid I Haven’t the Foggit! However, stark ntrast, I fd the transphobia of so-lled ‘genr-cril gay men’ utterly self dulgent, nsirg that cisgenr men tend to hold the most stctural and terpersonal power wh LGBTQ+ spac.
“There are many different subtyp of gay guy, and I thk the genr-cril gay man spans them all, ” says Sean O’Neill, a wrer based London. “For some of them ’s all jt a post-hoc jtifitn for regular populatn-level transphobia, ” he says, “or a symptom of beg too-onle or too much other people's bs (classic gay tras). ” There seems to be the ncern that if gay men lump ourselv together wh trans people — a group subject to greater discrimatn — we risk beg damned by associatn.
It’s a very succsful sort of divi-and-nquer where straight society tells a certa — often more middle-class, wealthier — strata of gay men that 's on them now to make sure that the weirdo are kept at bay so that the really sry queerns, the msy, le-blurrg stuff, don't force that straight society to roll back all the gas civil rights there were ma the late 20th and early 21st century.