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Stories Gay story: I found same-sex love in the military camp

I have been a rebellious child since I was young. My family was well off when I was a child, but we had the worries that come with being a wealthy family. Broken family, lonely me When I was 6 years old, something happened in my family. The money my parents had worked hard for…

Club Cumming (Documentary Series)

For those following gay content, Alan Cumming is likely a familiar face, perhaps due to his work on Traitors. He co-owns Club Cumming in NYC, a venue that has become a staple for the queer community to dance, find joy, and exist unapologetically and freely. A wonderful crew of people manages the establishment, and this...

Countdown To Yes (Japanese Series)

There are no curveballs or surprises here; once you strip everything away, you are left with a very simple Japanese love story. The series asks the viewer to slow down and simply sit with two people as their feelings quietly take shape over time. While the friends-to-lovers trope is nothing new, the show manages to...

Seguindo Todos Os Protocolos (Portuguese) [Follow The Protocol]

It has been some time since I watched a movie set during the Pandemic, but this production immediately transported me back to that bizarre era that feels like a lifetime ago. By writing the script and starring as the lead character Chico, the Brazilian filmmaker successfully recreates that specific headspace of isolation, Zoom calls, and...

Aniki and Me 3: Switched Hearts (Japanese)

Anyone tracking these Japanese Pink films understands the formula: a ridiculous premise, a bit of a plot, and an hour of simulated gay sex that somehow keeps you hooked. This entry leans heavily into a body swap fantasy, posing the question of what would happen if you woke up in your attractive friend’s body and...

Bound To My Hot Rival (Vertical BL Drama)

It feels like just another day with another vertical BL. I am beginning to wonder if these shows are even distinct, or if we are just seeing the same recycled tropes—the same debt, the same rich guy/poor guy dynamic, and the same constant angst—over and over. Occasionally, a title appears to break the pattern, only...