[11/25] Sexy Sexuality

[duskremmerfisken]

I'm so proud of you. <3

[sleekcartim]

take a moment to think about what the USA would be like if gays felt free to totally be who they are. Thats ur goal now. 1 LIFE

[prescience]

Someone's looking pretty hot. Love the hair.

I agree with what you like. A lot of people before they get to know me for a while won't be able to tell that I'm gay. When I start talking about music and stuff they might get the hint.

[tattooedboy04]

sexuality is love and sharing a special connection with each other. I prefer not to define it, but to experience it in its special way throughout my life.

[livinginlux]

I think a lot of young queers struggle with the gay "box" because as you say we are far more complex than this category indicates. I certainly did at your age. However as I've gotten older I've come to accept that my sexuality really does define me in the eyes of most people. Homophobia is an ancient and pervasive hatred and while things have changed, they haven't changed that much. Being gay will stop defining us when people no longer know what the word "faggot" means.

[odderanswer]

@livinginlux It appears that many have already forgotten the real meanings of the word faggot.

Anyone who is educated should know that a faggot is a bundle of twigs such as you always see being carried around in a film set in medieval times.

A faggot is also a heavily minced meat ball. A sort of English haggis. In northern Europe they are called frikadelle. It's traditionally served with pease pudding. Hence 'faggots and pease'. Can't find pease pudding? Mushy peas will do!

[dafttool]

Yeah, your sexuality should be just a part of who you are. And hopefully, not even the most important or interesting part. But obviously, because of the nature of this channel, most of us have this one thing in common (or at least empathy for gays), which bonds us all together.

[ScienceRulesWithFact]

Surely, you're being facetious, right? Being gay is not a preference.

[bummercucumber]

I think people focus far too much on whether it is a preference. If someone were to prefer to be gay, but not be genetically oriented that way, do we have the right to deny that person love? I don't believe that to be the case. And assuming we agree on that point, as most open-minded persons would, the validity of calling homosexuality a preference is irrelevant. I think the main point should be allowing one to choose the person he or she loves. End of story.

[HypnosReveur]

ever since i saw american pie i've wanted to fuck an apple pie..

is there a LGBT-APILF community or am i just screwed?

XD

cool vid henrik!

<3

[rawbearar]

i could hardley hear you? i had my volume up high and it was still hard to hear you?

[SanzoKun]

omg your tags made for some really interesting related videos hahahaha