The end of gay men beg mp | Kev Troughton | The Guardian

Contents:

• EVEN GAY MEN PREFER STRAIGHT-ACTG MEN LEARSHIP ROL: STUDY
• THE END OF GAY MEN BEG MP
• GAY MEN PREFER A MORE "STRAIGHT-ACTG" GAY MAN FOR HIGH-STAT ROL, STUDY FDS
• HOW DO I KNOW I’M NOT REALLY GAY/STRAIGHT?
• STRAIGHT ACTG: POPULAR GAY DRAMA OM WIL TO RATTIGAN. BY SEAN O'CONNOR. LONDON: CASSELL, 1998. PP. IX + 245. £16.99 PB.
• 20 GREAT ROL: OUR FAVORE STRAIGHT ACTORS WHO HAVE PLAYED GAY CHARACTERS

EVEN GAY MEN PREFER STRAIGHT-ACTG MEN LEARSHIP ROL: STUDY

So-lled feme-actg men face discrimatn om not only heterosexual male peers but also gay men, acrdg to a new study om the Universy of Sydney Atralia.

THE END OF GAY MEN BEG MP

Gerrard told the male actors the fake travel ad to read the script both a “mascule-gay” manner and a “feme-gay” manner. Gerrard told the actors to manipulate their voice, posture, and hand movements to align wh what they believed to be more typilly male or typilly creatg the different ads, a group of 256 gay and straight men viewed the vios and were asked to pluck out a “lear” bt sued to reprent Sydney.

Gerrard, who published his rearch the peer-reviewed journal Sex Rol, viewed his fdgs as an dictment of misogyny and ternalized homophobia.

"Gay men are potentially blockg each other om posns of power and learship due to this implic bias, " Gerrard told "Men are still expected to nform to more tradnal mascule styl of learship and if they fail to sufficiently project mascule tras they are at risk of stat penalti. This is an example of ternalized homophobia among the gay muny and impacts opportuni for the gay men. "This homophobic bias is puttg prsure on feme-prentg gay men to nform so they might be passable as a heterosexual man, " Mr.

GAY MEN PREFER A MORE "STRAIGHT-ACTG" GAY MAN FOR HIGH-STAT ROL, STUDY FDS

"What we need is an crease thentic reprentatn of empowered feme-prentg gay men—pecially the media: orr to unter misrmed bias regardg their abily to lead.

HOW DO I KNOW I’M NOT REALLY GAY/STRAIGHT?

Indulge your most extreme stereotype of the effemate gay man, and you won't be far occurs to me, sudnly, that there seem to be fewer of the very feme typ around the days.

Most of the gay men I know or see around me aren't mp at all: you wouldn't pick them out as gay at work, the supermarket, or even at the hairdrsers. A small cy like me, where the gay scene amounts to one bar and a men-only ballroom dancg class, is perhaps not the place for flamboyancy to flourish.

Has he veloped this persona rponse to what he se as the expectatns of the gay scene, or is  geilly pretermed, as evable as his eye lour or whether he'll lose his hair? If was a straight pub I would have expected this, but this is a gay bar, and virtually all the men here are gay men fd "mp" entertag, funny – attractive, even, as a personaly tra their iends and acquatanc.

STRAIGHT ACTG: POPULAR GAY DRAMA OM WIL TO RATTIGAN. BY SEAN O'CONNOR. LONDON: CASSELL, 1998. PP. IX + 245. £16.99 PB.

"Mascule" gay men are the ascenncy; the datg webs are full of them, and the "straight-actg" tag is there the first sentence of the profile, even before GSOH. Rearch has shown that 20 tim more gay men who vis datg s want a "mascule" or "straight-actg" partner than a "femme". Even the vast majory of gay men who intify as effemate prefer mascule men as sexual partners, acrdg to a study by the Amerin Psychologil Associatn.

20 GREAT ROL: OUR FAVORE STRAIGHT ACTORS WHO HAVE PLAYED GAY CHARACTERS

Why should gay men choose a phrase like that to scribe themselv? For many gay men "straight-actg" is highly attractive, but "straight" is even more so. It's clear and scriptive, and 's f for purpose, providg that you n overlook the implitn that "-actg" means you're jt puttg what of this mascule gay man?