What About Gay Bob? | Natural History Mm

Contents:

• LARGE LIFE-LIKE GAY MASTURBATOR MALE SEX DOLL REALISTIC BUTT ASS SEX TOY FOR MEN
• WHAT ABOUT GAY BOB?
• MEET GAY BOB, THE 1977 DOLL THAT URGED PEOPLE TO COME OUT OF THE CLOSET

LARGE LIFE-LIKE GAY MASTURBATOR MALE SEX DOLL REALISTIC BUTT ASS SEX TOY FOR MEN

Infely adaptable and easy to nceal, the toys were surprisgly appealg to gay men the 1950s. In the world of paper doll publishg, the most famo gay player was Tom Tierney, who almost sgle-handly kept paper dolls alive the 1970s and ’80s—a low pot for the populary of the form.

WHAT ABOUT GAY BOB?

But referenc to paper dolls show up all over gay culture.

San Francis had a gay bar—or, at least, a proto-gay bar—lled the Paper Doll, sometim known as the Paper Doll Club, which was operatn by 1945, perhaps even earlier than that, which was credibly early for an openly gay space. More generally, the agily of the paper doll mak them a ready metaphor for gay people the 1950s and ’60s—and still for some people even today—whose existence was prer, who were nstantly danger of beg found out, losg their jobs and fai, and havg everythg ripped away om them.

Out the real world, you might wear the cloth of a lawyer or a sailor, but then when you’re around other gay people, say at the Paper Doll San Francis, you n shed that outf and don somethg more thentilly yourself. To learn more about paper dolls and their hidn gay history, listen to Episo 5 of Der Rg, “The Paper Doll Club. Now that gay actors like Nathan Lane, Jim Parsons, Victor Garber, Jonathan Groff, and Neil Patrick Harris are “out of the closet” and on the rise, ’s hard to image jt how different thgs were the relatively recent past.

MEET GAY BOB, THE 1977 DOLL THAT URGED PEOPLE TO COME OUT OF THE CLOSET

Not only was the notn of beg openly gay and havg a viable reer unimagable, but gayns self was also a ncept pole society uldn’t untenance.