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Contents:

• PAMELA GAY
• HENTAI GAY PORN VIOS
• GAY ST MOST VIEWED VIOS
• RULTS FOR : GAY AMISH YOUNG BOYS
• RULTS FOR : GAY SILVER DADDI
• RULTS FOR : GAY ASIAN BOYS
• RULTS FOR : YOUNG BLACK GAY AIN BOYS

PAMELA GAY

In Robert Ferro’s 1988 novel Send Son, Mark Valerian suffers om an unnamed illns afflictg gay men, spread by sex, and for which there is no cure. Shortly after the disease epted some seven years prevly, a group of gay men ma ntact wh aliens, livg on a pla lled Splendora, who are ‘long, lean, lite, the sense of a swimmer’s body’.

’ The aliens’ advanced technology will enable a group of gay men to pe to Splendora, be cured of their illns, and live safely on a pla populated only by gay men – and gay aliens. Yet the novel ends wh Mark and his lover Bill gazg at the sky, ‘wag as if for the ship to Splendora’ – attracted, spe of themselv, to Matthew’s fantasy of a gay pla.

It mak the dreamers answer the hard qutns lyg behd any form of gay separatism: n gay life reproduce self whout heterosexualy? Gay men the 1980s, livg unr the shadow of AIDS, were far om the first to image a world where reproductn happens beyond heterosexualy. Set a distant future, Athos is a pla exclively populated by gay men, named after the pensula Greece which women are barred om enterg to prerve the sancty of a pound of Orthodox monasteri.

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Athos was settled centuri ago by a group of Foundg Fathers, who me to believe that only a separate pla uld protect gay men om persecutn a homophobic universe.

The Foundg Fathers expected Athos to be self-stag and to grow by attractg gay immigrants fleeg opprsn. He hoped that if this ovary reached Athos, would spread safely, sce would be the only set of female gen ed on a pla wh no other women, producg as a byproduct a race of gay telepaths.

Terrence’s scheme, however, was foiled when a woman whose gay son had fled to Athos sabotaged the first shipment orr, as he puts , to ‘cut you unnatural motherls bastards off’ — exemplifyg the homophobia that remas the universe outsi Athos. At the last mute, Ethan realis the benefs of Terrence’s plan: if all gay men beme telepaths, they uld e this power to safely steal ovari om the rt of the universe perpetuy. Ethan is faced wh a dilemma: accept that reproducg a gay pla pends on the generosy of women a way he n never ntrol, or attempt to mata a pury that plac his gay pla forever at war wh the outsi world, nmned to lnch raidg parti to steal new ovari every uple of hundred years.

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To prerve a gay pla, he believ: ‘There are only two choic the long n that don’t risk race war or genoci: all, or nothg. Ethan’s dilemma isn’t jt a plot twist an obscure science-fictn novel: ns throughout the unnsc of morn gay inty. Gay inty – distctn to inti like the homosexual, the poof, the sissy, or the queen – was born out of the unter-cultural movements of the 1960s, om which the gay liberatn movement borrowed some radil beliefs.

One of the was the ia that gay culture, and ed gay people, uld only survive when separated om the rt of society.

In 1969, Don Jackson of the LA Gay Liberatn Front proposed that hundreds of gay men should move to the sparsely populated Alpe Country the California mountas and set up ‘Stonewall Natn’ as a ‘Gay Homeland’. Planng advanced far enough to nsir strategi for gatherg gay children om state stutns and re hom across the US, th relievg the ernment of a fancial burn. Like Athos, he sisted, the lony ‘uld bee the Gay symbol of liberty, a world centre for the Gay unter-culture, and a shg symbol of hope to Gay people the world.

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The Alpe Country project ultimately failed: the largely Christian existg rints refed to sell their land, and the once-keen gay activists blanched at the thought of mpg out the mountas all wter while wag for a chance to buy property. However, the belief that a separate gay state was the only way to secure the prervatn of a newly self-fed gay people was, if not wispread the 1970s, not exactly margal eher. In 1989 Larry Kramer, the AIDS activist and founr of ACT UP, saw the state of Israel as a mol for gay liberatn.

In an say tled ‘Report om the Holot’, Kramer wrote, ‘For a while, San Francis was the gays’ Israel… Tragilly, wh the vastatn of AIDS, gay power San Francis has waned nsirably. ’ Kramer believed that gay men durg the AIDS crisis were like Jews durg the Holot, threatened wh extctn by a hostile world.

In his ll for a gay state, he voked Hannah Arendt’s scriptn of the threat facg Jews: ‘As Arendt poted out, Znism’s solutn was not one of fightg anti-Semism on s own ground, that is, wherever existed, but to pe …. Perhaps was ed by a willed ignorance to the suffergs of others, not jt those who suffered due to the tablishment of the state of Israel, but to those neher gay, nor male, nor whe, who also suffered – and still do – the vastatn of AIDS, and who prumably would fd no hopeful haven Kramer’s gay state.

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Undoubtedly, Kramer’s sire for a gay state volved ignorg the specificy of Znism as a rponse to anti-Semism. Burroughs also took Znism as a mol for the solutn to gay opprsn, a view which siarly llapsed to a visn of a separatist state. We should try to get our own state like Israel… I believe that Gays should be allowed to live an all-Gay muny.

The wild boys of the tle are an ultravlent, knife-wieldg, jockstrap-wearg hor of gay men who live the serts surroundg Marrakech. Their gay separatism exil them om the cy’s pansexual pornopia, which enurag s habants to pursue endls new pleasur orr to sell them new products. But their gay separatism also provis a unifyg prciple that transcends the racial divisns of empire: the wild boys are ma up of men of all rac.

Ls a separate gay pla, Burroughs’s imagatn they are like a vis spreadg wh our own: ‘the wild boys exchange dgs, weapons, skills on a world-wi work. When fai watchg Top of the Pops the 1970s sang along to Bowie’s Ziggy Stardt, whose appearance was molled on that of a wild boy, or when untls bros pumped iron to Duran Duran’s The Wild Boys the 1980s, the ‘vis’ of Burroughs’s gay separatism was spreadg via generatns of obliv heterosexual hosts.

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Gay separatism might seem today to be a lost relic of 1970s radilism, overshadowed first by the crisis of AIDS, when gay men had to fight for support om actually existg stat to accs the medil treatment they need to survive, and then by the emergence of queerns as a theory, practice and inty that nied any fixed separatn between different kds of sir. In the 1990s, Pim Fortuyn the Netherlands and Jörg Hair Atria began Europe’s turn to racist populism; by 2017 a third of French gay men said they would vote for Mare Le Pen’s Front Natnal. But Cam’s fears of whe extctn first appear, s earlier, the unlikely pag of a book lled Tricks (1979), which chronicl the sual sexual enunters between men that have been ma possible by the new world of gay liberatn.

For Cam, what liberat his generatn of gay men om shame is that they transcend the divisn of tops and bottoms, rol which, for Cam, serve to mimic the hierarchy of heterosexualy. If you top the morng and bottom at night, then gay sex be the great equaliser, and eedom n be achieved by fuckg. In Cam’s imagatn, the problem wh ‘Mederraneans’ is that they brg this hierarchy and s attendant shamg to the otherwise proud y that morn gay life is meant to be.

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The ‘Mederranean’ man has a different kd of sexualy: the implitn is that he n fuck both men and women a way that the whe gay n’t, threateng whe gays France not only wh shame, but wh the prospect of beg outbred by more virile North Ains. Some ‘Mederraneans’ may fuck men, but all will at the same time be fuckg women, th reproducg at a faster rate than ‘whe’ people, an creasg proportn of whom are gay men optg out of havg sex wh women.

Acrdg to Cam’s theory of the great replacement, this is what whe gay men share wh the fate of the whe race as a whole: both groups will be wiped off the face of the pla by a different and more potent ‘race’.

But the sister logic Cam advanc suggts that gay men and whe people share a fear of beg ma extct by the same threat. They also manift somethg as timate and private as gay men’s thoughts and nversatns about havg children. Flanery knows that adoptg a child to a married gay uple is not the only way to raise a fay; he knows ‘performance artists and wrers and queer scholars and activists’ who have alternative fay stctur, and he is at pas to reassure that his is a ‘radilly queer uple’ who reject heteronormative relatnship mols, and who refe to self-intify, to adoptn servic, as somethg so simple as ‘gay’.

Few books more clearly show the psychic wounds and ntradictns flicted upon gay men by the urge to reproduce along the mol of the heterosexual blogil fay: ‘the sire, problematic as I know is, for to turn ourselv to that mera-ready middle-class same-sex uple wh a toddlg baby crawlg across the lawn we don’t have ont of the hoe we don’t own. There is much that is pellg this memoir: the acunt of the homophobia flicted by adoptn servic on a gay uple, the honty wh which Flanery adms that he uld not raise a child wh a mental disabily or wh HIV. But what mak this memoir more than a rerd of one uple’s experience of adoptn is Flanery’s reflectn upon the envy produced when gay men sire to have children of ‘their own’; that is, to have children the way a heterosexual uple have children.

Even if we uld create a more equable system of llective reproductn, and a gay man like Flanery were to receive the children he yearns for om a willg surrogate, he would still ‘never be able to be a (blogil) mother to those children’, but rather, as he puts , ‘ enactg my own parenthood I will always envy the woman who rried that child or those children’. This envy is the nsequence of givg up the fantasy of a gay pla: refg to image a world where gay men n reproduce whout women, whether by elimatg them altogether or stealg their eggs, rentg their wombs, and technologilly replitg their bodi.

Jt like a pearl n only form around a speck of dirt, so too the solidary gay men n feel towards women n only form around the regnn that, whout a pla of their own, gay men need them orr to reproduce.