Queer Clicks: October 28 | ‘Until Porn Do Us Part’ Director: ‘I Knew It Would Not Be Easy’, Why Fascists Hate Masturbation, & Other News
‘Until Porn Do Us Part’ Director: ‘I Knew It Would Not Be Easy’
“When it comes to documentary, there are few subjects as thorny as pornography, and for his latest film, Portuguese director Jorge Pelicano has chosen something even thornier – the sometimes fraught relationship between a gay male porn actor and his mother. Titled “Until Porn Do Us Part,” the film tells the story of Eulália, a conservative 65-year-old Portuguese mother, who is shocked to find that her son Sydney, having emigrated to Berlin, is now famous worldwide as a performer in hardcore gay sex films, using the name Fostter Riviera.” Variety
Why Fascists Hate Masturbation
“In recent years, we’ve seen the return of a strange, antiquated belief system that claims that masturbation results in weakness, loss of manhood, and psychological damage. There’s nothing really new about this belief – Swiss physician Samuel Tissot promoted the idea in 1760, arguing that semen was an essential oil, the loss of which resulted in decreased strength, memory, reason and morality.” Psychology Today
32 Fabulously Geeky and Queer-Friendly Podcasts You Should Be Listening To
“Looking for some good geeky podcasts to listen to? Search no further! We’ve rounded up some of the best queer and queer-friendly shows to stick in your earholes for when you need some nerds in your life. we present them below, in no particular order.” Hornet
Insta-Stud: Nam Vo
“From scrawny to brawny. That’s exactly the transformation our latest Insta-Stud has undergone. Now he’s a German fitness sensation.
“My training and career began in 2010 when I first entered a gym, which fortunately was just 100 meters from my home. My motivation at the time was my underweight body (180cm, 62kg), which made my life difficult,” he told GreatestPhysiques.com.” Homorazzi
