Tom Holland’s Gay Sex Scene 'The Crowd Room' Defend by Fans

Contents:

• HORRIBLE! GAY ACTIVI THE STEAM... - QUA BATHS & SPA
• IS HE CHECKG ME OUT? WHAT GAY MEN THK IN THE LOCKER ROOM
• TOM HOLLAND’S GAY SEX SCENE 'THE CROWD ROOM' DEFEND BY FANS

HORRIBLE! GAY ACTIVI THE STEAM... - QUA BATHS & SPA

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I thk what happens is people say, to themselv, “Well, gay/bi/queer people are like this. Do you go to particularly gay gyms?

IS HE CHECKG ME OUT? WHAT GAY MEN THK IN THE LOCKER ROOM

From Slate’s piece on them: “The rults of ‘Is mutual masturbatn gay? ’ were 465 to 100 that mutual masturbatn is not gay. As not gay as may be, ’s also not not gay.

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Yet, for some reason, 's assumed that gay men are on the hunt 24/7, tryg to bed every guy that walks. It's also assumed that locker rooms are prime huntg grounds for gay men to poach heterosexual men.

TOM HOLLAND’S GAY SEX SCENE 'THE CROWD ROOM' DEFEND BY FANS

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