Meet the gay tws who have a play about their life - Queer Forty

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• MEET THE GAY TWS WHO HAVE A PLAY ABOUT THEIR LIFE
• GANGSTER TWS RONNIE AND REGGIE KRAY 'HAD SECRET GAY SEX WH EACH OTHER'

MEET THE GAY TWS WHO HAVE A PLAY ABOUT THEIR LIFE

Why do so many gay upl look alike?

GANGSTER TWS RONNIE AND REGGIE KRAY 'HAD SECRET GAY SEX WH EACH OTHER'

Simply put, we as gay men have always been tght through media that the ultimate tier of male bety is a ripped, peach-skned, smooth-cheeked, twenty-somethg, blue-eyed, blond (or light bte if you’re feelg zty), whe du. When gay reprentatn was first beg troduced to film and televisn, was cid that if the world was to be exposed to queerns, would need to be as palatable as possible to appease the mass.

For gay men – who sce early velopment have been shown a sgular ializatn of attractivens that they should not only sire but also emulate – ’s easily unrstood as to why this homogenizatn of homosexualy is so prevalent our muny’s datg pool. Wh that md, n be unrstood why so many gay men tend to gravate towards men they fd to be their better match a more leral sense. One of the most mon of nundms for homosexual men and women is equently askg ourselv when we see a hot person, “Do I want to look like that person, or do I want to date them?

There n be any number of reasons to expla this bizarre trend of gay men so blatantly sirg to fd a partnership wh their own rbon py: narcissism, secury, racism, practily, egotism, or jt simply wantg to double your wardrobe. JESSE BOLAND is that gay kid class who your English teacher always believed .