Gay Times

Because we all know, like, you know, experiencing actual homophobia is very shaming to you and your sexuality, right? And that's not a good thing.

And it does make you feel bad about yourself, right? However, like yesterday, for example, the Gay Times posted this article about being a cum dump.

And I'm not kidding.

And literally talked about taking 80 loads in a night and how this is healthy.

Yeah.

And we, as with all things we want to approach.

So you can, let's go back to your gay times person, right? The person they're writing about.

So someone in that situation, and I have had friends in 80 seems quite high, but I've had friends in that situation.

I remember going

to buy my first copy of Gay Times, which had Regina Fong, HRH, Her Imperial Highness, who was a drag queen in London.

and the barcode didn't work so the shopkeeper it was the student union shop in Aberystwyth David will

remember

And I think a lot of people are just scared to publish stories that are about South Asians or queer people or trans people or Muslims.

I was reading an article in The Guardian that was published this year, last year, by Michael Savage, where Michael talked to people, even the editor of Gay Times, the editor, founder of Amali magazine, you know, big publications.

Nafisa, is it Nafisa?

Nafisa Bakar.

And yesterday I did my first interview as someone who has written a book about midlife queer people.

I had a conversation with a fantastic writer and journalist called JJ Croucher, who's writing something for Gay Times about what it's like to be a middle-aged queer person.

And I mean, it was a Sunday morning, so I was thinking, God, am I going to make any sense whatsoever on a Sunday morning? And I was quite nervous.

It's really odd being asked questions about my book.

We talk about how they met, how Jordan and Luca came together, getting married on the runway in Milan and why they are now changing the way they do business.

Then, in part two, Tag Warner, the chair of Gay Times, talked to the new boys on the block, the average boys, during their week-long pop-up at the gallery, launching their spring and summer collection.

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How did you actually meet? Something about someone was coming back from lesbian sex party.

Across all industries, we're the creative directors in basically every single fashion company.

And I didn't understand how we can be creative directors of Dior and then have nothing in between except a thong.

And for this one, Tag Warner, chair of Gay Times, sat down with Jordan and Chris to find out where Average Boys came from and where they want to take it next.

Hello, everyone.

So it's not coming up under zombie movie, but a few different queer culture, like pop culture outlets.

Like I think there was one called Gay Times.

This I found the link in Attitude.co.uk. And really, the only update that's here is that they are beginning production this fall.

But that's fantastic.

I definitely wasn't meant to work there.

And I was working at the Gay Times magazine, which had a lot of adult content in the back that I was just told not to really look at.

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And so I started my career, I started my career in, in, in magazines.