RELENTLESSLY GAY!

A personal side blog of a bisexual man that loves men. MLM and masculine-aligned support, sexuality and positivity! Warning: I sometimes project through ships.

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World’s First Chinese LGBTQ Museum Opens in San Francisco’s Chinatown | Hotspots Magazine

Hundreds gathered in San Francisco’s Chinatown as city leaders and community members celebrated the opening of the world’s first Chinese LGB

Hundreds gathered in San Francisco’s Chinatown as city leaders and community members celebrated the opening of the world’s first Chinese LGBTQ museum. Mayor Daniel Lurie joined supporters for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the OUT Museum, a space dedicated to preserving and sharing Chinese queer history and culture. The museum was founded by Chinese artist and LGBTQ advocate Xiangqi Chen, who spent more than 20 years promoting queer visibility in China before moving to the United States in 2023.

June 5, 2026

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dakan (1997)

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ACT UP, 1990

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World’s First Chinese LGBTQ Museum Opens in San Francisco’s Chinatown | Hotspots Magazine

Hundreds gathered in San Francisco’s Chinatown as city leaders and community members celebrated the opening of the world’s first Chinese LGB

Hundreds gathered in San Francisco’s Chinatown as city leaders and community members celebrated the opening of the world’s first Chinese LGBTQ museum. Mayor Daniel Lurie joined supporters for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the OUT Museum, a space dedicated to preserving and sharing Chinese queer history and culture. The museum was founded by Chinese artist and LGBTQ advocate Xiangqi Chen, who spent more than 20 years promoting queer visibility in China before moving to the United States in 2023.

June 5, 2026

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Lou Sullivan, trans activist (1951 - 1991)

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Happy Birthday (June 16) Lou!

He would've been 75 today.

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The world will always need more happy women who love being women in it than it will miserable men who hate being men.

It will always need more happy men who love being men in it than it will miserable women who hate being women.

It will always need more happy nonbinary people who love life outside the binary in it than it will ever need miserable men and women who hate being binary.

Do not live half a life for the comfort of transphobes and exorsexists. Don't die wondering, and don't let them bury you a stranger. Even if you're wrong, you'll still know your own heart better after exploring more of its corners.

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The Original Rainbow Pride Flag (1978) by Gilbert Baker.

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You still have to go somewhere else in the EU to actually get married, but this is a great step. It's queern time everybody!

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Momentum!!

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Heated rivalry shouldve been about 2 ugly old guys that play mahjong then maybe id consider watching it

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i don't remember them playing mahjong but they do other old man things like going to the wet market together and drinking soup and taking walks. anyway go watch suk suk / twilight's kiss

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"ok but where's the old chinese lesbians" go watch all shall be well. it's by the same director and the old chinese lesbians are also at the market

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For TV shows, there's What Did You Eat Yesterday? which is about a middle aged gay couple

And when it comes to films, there's actually quite a lot about older queer people! In addition to what was listed above, off the top of my head there are films like Cloudburst, Supernova, Turtles, Salut Victor

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Botswana officially erases ban on same-sex intimacy

Dick Bayford, Botswana's attorney general, removed anti-gay language that courts struck down years ago. (Photo courtesy of the Sunday Standa

Local LGBTIQ+ organisation LEGABIBO welcomed the government’s move, describing it as “a necessary and long-overdue step toward restoring dignity and aligning our legal framework with constitutional values of equality and human rights.” The group said the change sends “a clear message that LGBTIQ+ persons are not criminals, and that their lives and relationships deserve protection, not punishment.” LEGABIBO noted that the colonial-era provisions had long cast a shadow over the lives of LGBTIQ+ people in the country.

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I'm so glad that I get to be queer in this day and age. we still have far to go but there's so much queer joy in my life. I love you my friends. I love you strangers and loved ones alike who see me for who I am. I love you people who saw me visibly queer and smiled like my existence alone made their day a little easier. we've been here for humanity's entire history. we're here right now, alive on planet earth. and we'll be here for humanity's entire future. there's so much queer joy to come. I'm so excited to experience it with all of you in this lifetime [:

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TOP BOYS by @QUEERGARDEN

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An all-transmasc Ironman trio just won 3rd place in a major men's triathlon, beating over 200 other men's teams. 🏊‍♂️🏃‍🚴‍♂️ Trans men win men's competitions all the time, but nobody pays attention because it doesn't fit the mainstream narrative. I think we should celebrate their victories, too! 🏆

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real quick before TDOV ends anyone want some transmasc joy

A Transmasc Ironman Trio Won Third Place in a Relay, Beating Over 200 Other Teams

We love hopecore!

On Saturday, March 28, Team Iron Transmasc nabbed the third place spot in an ironman competition, a team sport that includes swimming, bike riding, and running. The team included champion trans swimmer Schuyler Bailar, deaf nonbinary cyclist Chella Man, and trans nonbinary marathoner Cal Calamia.

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The trio said they competed “for every person disenfranchised by transphobia, white supremacy, ableism, colonialism. For Palestinians, Iranians, Sudanese, Congolese. For every human’s right to exist exactly as we are, everywhere we are.” The trio bested over 200 other teams to win their third place victory, per Out. As part of the caption, the champions also pointed out that their victory took place just a few days after the IOC banned trans women from competition in female events. “Sports are a human right of which so many people are deprived,” they wrote.Bailar spoke further about trans participation in sports in an interview with Out given prior to the trio’s victory. “One of the reasons that the recent IOC decision is so devastating is because it sends a message that sports are going to lead through discrimination, as opposed to being on a progressive way of moving humanity forwards, which is what they should be doing,” Bailar said. Calamia told Out that the trio “kind of crushed it.” The running portion of the race was the third leg of the competition. Calamia said that, in their final moments, they passed a runner to nab a podium spot. “There was a runner that was also competing in the relay that I passed at the very, very end of the whole thing, within the last 10 meters,” they said. “I had to close the deal. There was no part of me that would quit. And we got that spot on the men's podium! It was amazing!” Each competitor included a visual signifier of their trans identity on their uniform, Calamia mentioned. They had a trans flag on their running shorts, Schuyler had trans-colored goggles and Chella had a sign that said “bodies are not bans.”

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