Queer Clicks: August 02 | World Of Leather: How Tom Of Finland Created A Legendary Gay Aesthetic , Say Hello To The Cashsexual: The Straight Man Willing To Have Sex With Men For Money, & Other News
World Of Leather: How Tom Of Finland Created A Legendary Gay Aesthetic
“While sex between men was partially decriminalised 50 years ago in the UK, in Finland it took until 1971. And it wasn’t until very recently that the Finns were relaxed enough about homosexuality to openly acknowledge one of their country’s most famous exports. In 2014, they put his unmistakably erotic artwork on a set of stamps; this year, a biopic became a mainstream hit at the nation’s multiplexes. Almost 100 years after his birth in the town of Kaarina, Tom of Finland had come home.” The Guardian
Say Hello To The Cashsexual: The Straight Man Willing To Have Sex With Men For Money
“Gay for Pay is a massively popular porn category, but are everyday straight men willingly opting to have sex with men for money? A US Doctor and therapist seems to think so.
We have long heard of ‘brojobs’, but now rigid masculinity might have a new outlet.
Dr Joe Kort has published his thoughts and findings on ‘gay for pay’ acts, and in doing so has brilliantly branded people who get off on the idea of being paid for straying to the other side, as cashsexuals.”Gay Times
Absolut’s New Campaign Shines A Light On Queer Struggles Around The World
“The iconic vodka brand marked the 50th anniversary of homosexuality being decriminalized in England July 27 with a series of colorful images that show same-sex couples locking lips. Photographed by Sam Bradley, the “Kiss With Pride” shots are a joint effort with British LGBTQ advocacy organization Stonewall that aim to “champion equal love,” according to a press release. In fact, many of the campaign’s participants hail from one of 72 countries where it is illegal to engage in same-sex activity.” Huffington Post
Max Emerson, Andres Camilo Go For A Dip
“One of the cutest couples on Instagram, Max Emerson and Andres Camilo posed for this incredible underwater portrait, captured by photographer Lucas Murnaghan.” Instinct Magazine
