secret

semi-hiatus. twitter: @junhoesbighead

[roguejedis-deactivated20170921]

i can’t believe every star wars fan was born today. happy birthday guys

[rocketgirls]

princess 🎀

[c-rowlesblogs]

gay culture is silently tolerating your straight friends being attracted to the ugliest human beings you have ever seen in your goddamn life

[teathattast]

Throckmorton

[tredlocity]

Your cousin Throckmorton, the skateboarder.

[wackd-archive]

“throcky” as he is sometimes known

[art-deep]

[10knotes]

We’ve done it. We’ve located the coolest motherfucker on the planet.

[221cbakerstreet]

It’s him. my cousin throckmorton

[nepofledgling]

I’m really gonna die one day like this website is gonna kill me and I’m gonna be dead

[cheaphalloweencostume]

what's a salmonella

god nerfing cookie dough

[witchgays]

I’m demiheteroplatonic because I’m only friends with straight people after knowing them long enough to know they won’t murder me

[enoughtohold]

Read the entire archive of OutWeek Magazine at the OutWeek Internet Archive!

The site contains all 105 issues of OutWeek, published from June 1989 to July 1991 in PDF format.

More about OutWeek:

OutWeek Magazine was the seminal lesbian and gay publication during the peak era of AIDS activism in the late 80s and early 90s.

Founded by Gabriel Rotello and Kendall Morrison, it employed a staff of about 30 people in Manhattan during its tumultuous two-year existence.

OutWeek redefined the role of the activist gay press, not only by reporting the news but also by frequently making news itself. Its aggressive coverage, incisive commentary and in-depth investigative articles on gay rights, politics, AIDS, the arts and popular culture made it a must-read publication far beyond the usual scope of gay magazines.

Several of the most contentious controversies of that era were sparked by OutWeek. The magazine pioneered the use of the word ‘queer,’ which was highly controversial at the time. It was closely associated with the AIDS activist group ACT UP, and several of its staffers and contributors helped to co-found the group Queer Nation.

Many of OutWeek’s editors were committed to sharply challenging the then-pervasive culture of the closet, and a sideline of that commitment - the advocacy of ‘outing’ prominent gay and lesbian celebrities – began in Michelangelo Signorile’s “Gossip Watch” column and was one of many things that made OutWeek a household name and a lightning rod.

OutWeek was committed to an inclusive vision of queer life, and was the first major national publication to bill itself as a ‘lesbian and gay’ magazine.

[enoughtohold]

this is a really exciting resource! especially if you’ve ever wished you could get a better view into gay/queer/lgbt activist culture in the early ’90s, you gotta check this out

[ichigotchipng]

[9moms]

i’m guessing most of my followers are dead, if that’s the case i might remake.

please like if you see this post !

[9moms]

gif requests are open !

[9moms]

formerly 9moms !

[veryfemmeandantifascist]

Honestly the reason why I keep bothering you fucking gays about call me by your name is because not only am I incredibly disgusted with the leaders in our community for uncritically praising the film, I’m also petrified for the impact it’ll have on our youth. There are a lot of lonely gay kids who feel that the only way they can experiment is by sleeping with older men because kids in their peer group are either hostile or closeted. These kids may want to be sexually active and think they’re mature, but they’re still vulnerable. Creating a story where adult/child sexual relationships are seen as being in love is dangerous because it can easily be used by predators irl to groom young people. No matter the era or the persons sexuality it’ll never be healthy for an underage teen to first be introduced into sex through the actions of adults. Age is not just a number, it’s not moralistic to say that there is obviously a power imbalance between a graduate student and someone who’s barely finished with high school.

[stalebrownies]

rian johnson talking to disney executives like

[fyjjong]

from dding dong, a lgbtq+ youth crisis support center based in seoul: (death tw) you did well, jonghyun. 청소년성소수자위기지원센터 띵동 dding dong sincerely appreciates the fans that who have supported us under the name of “shinee jonghyun”. we are sorry to share such heartbreaking and tragic news that shinee member jonghyun left us suddenly. nevertheless, there were fans who have supported dding dong through global giving (https://www.globalgiving.org/projec…/rainbow-teen-safe-space). within two days of december 19 and 20, we have received more than $4,000 in total from 173 fans a around the world. the sudden news is indeed heart-aching, however we think it is a surprise gift from jonghyun who cared about others more than anyone. jonghyun meant a lot to dding dong as he once raised his voice about the discrimination that lgbtq individuals suffer in korea. also, this support comes to a very special meaning to dding dong as it encourages lgbtq fans of jonghyun who are grieving for the passing of jonghyun. we will make sure to use the fund received under the name of jonghyun for homeless lgbtq individuals. as jonghyun once supported lgbtq individuals mentioning “difference is not wrong, i do support you“. we hope that the great artist, jonghyun will stay in our hearts forever. – an admin note: donations to the support center can be made at the above linked.

[just-antithings]

Just Anti Things #295

It’s time to oppress the fujoshis!

[backlot]

damn u right…..it IS time to oppress the fujoshis