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Chilean Olympic athlete Tomás González has come out as gay, saying in a recent interview: “I guess it’s not a big deal anymore, but yes, I’m gay.”

The gymnast opened up about his journey last month to Chilean news outlet La Tercera, saying he “cried a lot in those [early] days.”

The 37-year-old revealed he only came to terms with his sexuality at 24, after dating women since 18 and planning to marry and have children. He added that his traditional upbringing played a part in this.

“Accepting myself wasn’t an easy process,” he said. “Ultimately, one grows up in a heteronormative society that conditions you in the same way. I’m glad that things are becoming more normalised today.”

He told La Tercera he’s been in a relationship for six years and plans to adopt with his partner in the future.

Impressive athlete Tomás has earned an impressive nine medals over the years for his discipline of gymnastics. He’s competed in three summer Olympics, including London 2012.

The Olympian recentl

Runaway Netflix hit Heartstopper was a huge hit with teenagers when the first series came out last year.

But while it may have been targeted at a younger audience - just like Alice Oseman's hugely popular graphic novels series of the same name - it ultimately had a much broader appeal.

The series centred around the blossoming same sex relationship between school friends Charlie Spring (Joe Locke) and Nick Nelson (Kit Connor).

The storyline follows Nick's coming out journey as he realises he is bisexual and series two, which drops on Netflix on Thursday, will follow Charlie and Nick's deepening romance.

For the young LGBTQ+ community, Heartstopper is about representation, identity and first love, while the show also tackles other teen issues such as bullying and friendship problems.

Older viewers have also been drawn to the series with its universal themes and nostalgia for rose-tinted schooldays (even if they weren't always so rose-tinted).

For some though, it's had a more pr

Which is your preferred lubricant? Is it silicon based or water based? And exactly what lub?

As in: the guy that you fell for but you couldn't make it work out for any reason, or maybe a missed connection from long ago, or perhaps something happened in the relationship and you were forced to end things

@gaybros
Is there any italian bro with Whom I can chat?
Thanks

Hey y'all, I hope this is appropriate for here. I'm somewhat of a music junky and love finding new artists to check out, and while I don't usually seek anyone out based on sexuality/gender/etc., I have discovered a few artists who are gay and don't fit into the mainstream "gay" music box of "nails, hair, hips, heels, yas, thworp" EDM or bubblegum pop. Don't get me wrong, I love some of that stuff and there's great art being made in those genres! I just figured this community's about finding commonality outside of mainstream queer culture and I wanted to feature some gay artists expressing themselves in other genres.

I'll just add a note that my tastes outside of pop and EDM tend to lean towards rock and metal, so I didn't try to actively ignore hip hop or other genres, I'm just not as well-versed in those. Also, I can't think of a good rhyme or reason for why I focused on some artists' solo material over groups they're in, aside from maybe personal preference or whether they take on

Just watched this movie. Someone recommended me a long time ago, but I never got to watch it. I was tearing up at the end.

I asked that question yesterday, but my post got deleted, because it had a photo of a hairy butt as illustration, sorry I didnt read the rules about NSFW Images, so here once again:

I have a quiet hairy ass, also hairy between the cheeks and around the hole. I sonder whats the best practice to shave it without hurting myself. Any experiences? What do you use? Razor? Cream?

I'm a hairy, small dick, morbidly obese, semi-virgin 35 year old guy.

Between my crippling social anxiety, zero self esteem, and OCD-ish fear that if I am near cum I'll get AIDS and die... I've only had a single sexual partner my entire life.

When I was 25 I was a 100% never been kissed virgin. I lost 75 lbs (315 to 240, currently 355), felt way better about myself, and sort of had a casual thing with a coworker where with lots of jerking and sucking, but no butt stuff because I was a scaredy cat. Then that guy moved away. I thought that he was the jumping off point to being normal, but I went back into my shell (and gained all my weight back).

I'm 35 now, certainly not getting any younger.

I finally have a real deal big boy job making adequate money.

I was thinking... Why don't I get my HPV vaccine, Hep A/C vaccine, PreP, and some Bluechew and just hire a prostitute so that I can get fucked by a human instead of a piece of plastic I sometimes stick up my butt while masturbating?

I just want to say what a wonderful time I had on my second pride parade. Last year I was a little bit nervous, I didnt know what to expect, how to act, where to look, etc.

This year I went there, took a couple of beers with me (thank you Germany), walked along the parade, encountered some acquaintances and talked with them for some hours, took pictures, I smiled at some men and they smiled back at me, even some of them started conversations with me. At the end the party kept going, but I was not in the mood to stay late, so I just went back home.

Anyway, happy week!

We're getting ready to celebrate our 51st annual Pride festival in Rochester, NY next weekend. There are local competing theories as to why our Pride festival takes place in July, the most prominent seeming to be:

• Rochester's Pride celebrations predate the post-Stonewall era formal Pride events
• Celebrating in July prevents conflicts with all the big city events that take place in June, allowing for more people to celebrate

As a Rochester transplant, I tend to subscribe to the latter theory. The first sounds too much like a "we did it first" reaction, but I love the enthusiasm.

Local NPR station WXXI had an hour-long show today previewing the event, available online: Previewing the 2023 Rochester Pride Parade and Festival

I read this book years ago when it was the first edition. It really spoke to me about some feelings I thought were really personal but turned out to be fairly common.

I read it again years later and it was a good read again. It has some really useful lessons and ideas I think.

I'm really curious if anyone else has read it, particularly someone younger than 40, and what they thought about it. If you haven't read it I would recommend giving it a go if you can find it, I'm going to give it another read now it's popped into my head.

Not when did you come out, that's a whole different story, but when did you know you were a gay bro?

I've always been excited by other guys, I remember being very young (like 7/8) and getting a bit too into the wrestling. My parents turned it off 😩

I was around 13 when someone said something about 'gay' and I learned it was a whole thing. It was like a light bulb moment and a bunch of things instantly made sense. And that was it, came out to some friends not long after and that was it.

How about you guys?

!gaybros@lemmy.world needs a banner. Does anyone want to give it a go?

I am looking for a mod for GayBros@lemmy.world. The sub is pretty empty so there currently is no need for it, but I think it is good idea regardless. Such a "main" community moded just by 1 guy doesn't sound too good...

If you want to be a mod, please let me know. 1 mod for now is enough.

You need to be:

• Gay.
• A bro.
• Active in lemmy.

EDIT: I actually don't know if I can add other people as mods or if it has to be an instance admin. If I can do it and anyone knows how, please let me know.

EDIT2: We now have 3 mods. Me and 2 other. For now, this is enough.

Okay I finally made a Lemmy acc Now where's all the good fap material? (jk , maybe not) Send recommended instances/servers pls

Messing around with an ai art generator and got these gay bros. Thought they were cute enough to share for pride month.

Kidding. I'm 100% gay. You just got straight-baited!

I just wanted to say happy pride everyone! Sorry for the bait ✌️

For you my bros. Be gay!

And say hi!