Oh and here’s a thread you might find illuminating:
It's OK. I'm not arguing with you. We are just looking at the same thing through different ends of the same telescope
Oh and here’s a thread you might find illuminating:
As a gay man who goes to various gay venues around the city I have to say that this experience seems very out of date. Go into any of the gay bars in St James's St and you simply wouldn't find gay porn on video loop, porn mags laying around, . Granted you may see a few posters of swim suit clad men as part of advertising various events and club nights, but im pretty sure straight venues have pretty girls advertising club nightsI’d argue he’s getting off a lot lighter than if he was openly perving over young women of a similar age as a 66 year old man, but we clearly disagree on this.
This has been an ongoing criticism I’ve had of aspects of the gay community for decades, the huge number of gay pubs and clubs with posters of half (or fully) naked young men all over the walls, in the toilets, stacks of softcore gay porn magazines to browse.
It all just feels very seedy. I get that men are generally more direct about their desire for sex, but when accompanying gay friends to gay pubs and bars it was just very uncomfortable and certainly not something you’d really ever see in non-LGBT venues.
But if Eastbourne is a decade or two behind Brighton on things, perhaps it’s reasonable that Denty should have found himself flicking through some rag mags at the Hart?As a gay man who goes to various gay venues around the city I have to say that this experience seems very out of date. Go into any of the gay bars in St James's St and you simply wouldn't find gay porn on video loop, porn mags laying around, . Granted you may see a few posters of swim suit clad men as part of advertising various events and club nights, but im pretty sure straight venues have pretty girls advertising club nights
Nautilus Lounge, The Zone, Marine Tavern, Bar Broadway, Legends, Affinity Bar are all places I regularly visit and I haven't seen any of what you describe for at least a decade
So I have to disagree that this is an ongoing criticism of LGBT venues. Yes there are club nights -Gay and Straight held across the city (Sublime used to be a very popular STRAIGHT and gay club with somewhat liberal attitude to clothing and intimacy) where what you say may hold truth- but not the general bars and clubs
If anything the ongoing issue with gay bars these days is the number of hen parties leering and commenting at the other customers that make the LGBT clientele feel uncomfortable-so much so that some gay venues ban them.
Gay bars havent been "seedy" as you put it for decades- and even prior a lot were only viewed as seedy by straight people who couldnt get their heads round the whole LGBT thing, and considered anything involving same sex as seedy, and therefore considered anywhere we met us as "seedy"
I think Boz just noticed the rather odd behaviour of an X user who has a historical connection with the club.He's not a public figure. He was booted out of Labour last year. For reasons undisclosed.
And his publishing of the images was widely reported during the summer.
And it isn't as if X is a secret society on the dark web.
I don't understand this thread at all.
It is as if someone posted a thread today about a new story that PM Sunak made a tit of himself in the rain. In June.
(It looks like Ivor has been having a meltdown. All a bit sad).
You need to get yourself out to some of the bars and clubs in Berlin thenIt all just feels very seedy. I get that men are generally more direct about their desire for sex, but when accompanying gay friends to gay pubs and bars it was just very uncomfortable and certainly not something you’d really ever see in non-LGBT venues.
I don't recognise your description of 'gay' bars from the many I've been to in both Brighton and Soho - maybe it's just Eastbourne that has the bars you describe.Nonsense.
Many of my gay friends find the skeeviness in many gay pubs and bars gross, when they just want to go out and meet friends and not look at men gyrating on a loop on the tv screens.
Happened before on his profile if you scroll back. Nothing new.A lot more likely to have been hacked, I should think.
ThisThis has been going on for months now. I had to unfollow him
The @jcdenton08 Eastbourne observation could be right. I think the Hart is the only gay place as it often is in regional outposts. The only real meeting point. Places like that would always seem a little incestuous. It would be the same if a town that was 95% gay had only one social meeting place for single straight folk. It can breed a sub-culture of licentiousness. Or at least one that may have such an appearance. Like large night clubs, a lot of folk would go to pull on weekends.But if Eastbourne is a decade or two behind Brighton on things, perhaps it’s reasonable that Denty should have found himself flicking through some rag mags at the Hart?
Biggest ally possible yet you’re on an overwhelmingly straight lad football site moaning about gay pubs, come onNonsense.
Many of my gay friends find the skeeviness in many gay pubs and bars gross, when they just want to go out and meet friends and not look at men gyrating on a loop on the tv screens. The last time I was in The Hart pub (formerly the Hartington) in Eastbourne they wanted to leave to go to elsewhere because of it.
I am absolutely 100% convinced that as a theatre professional with many gay friends, respectfully, less than half your age, I have experienced more of what I’m describing than you.
You’re trying to dictate to me my own experiences and calling them homophobic when I am just about the biggest straight LBGT ally possible and actually do “get out”.
No I agree that the showing of male genitalia is not hardcore, BUT having followed him for a number of years now, there is quite often the sprinkling of hardcore porn on there.This is not my area of expertise, but I was always led to believe that showing whatever bits of a female in mags was considered fine, but male genitalia in the way it has been displayed on X was considered 'hardcore' porn.
Tbf it doesn't really matter who has posted it (well it does a bit) but I should've had to type in my DOB to see that. I may have done previously but it's still a bit wrong.
Yeah fine if I go looking for it but I'd expect it to be more difficult to find. I've obviously become very naive in my old age.
Never mind. Perhaps I was insufficiently elaborating. Me and Zeb get pelters for going on and on but we do it precisely to minimize the risk of misunderstanding. I do it less than Zeb because I don't like being TL/DR'd. Perhaps insufficiently so in this case
How do you know this site is “overwhelmingly straight”?Biggest ally possible yet you’re on an overwhelmingly straight lad football site moaning about gay pubs, come on
Someone ran a poll a few years back iirc, came back as 98% straightHow do you know this site is “overwhelmingly straight”?
So we’re now believing the results of a self-selecting poll? A proper survey (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_sexual_orientation#:~:text=In%20this%20survey%2C%20on%20average,know%20or%20won't%20say) showed “ In this survey, on average about 80% of people worldwide identified as heterosexual, 3% as gay, lesbian or homosexual, 4% as bisexual, 1% as pansexual or omnisexual, 1% as asexual, 1% as "other", and 11% don't know or won't say.Someone ran a poll a few years back iirc, came back as 98% straight
I’m not sure what is funnier, how seriously you take yourself or the fact you actually thought a Poll was conducted on hereSo we’re now believing the results of a self-selecting poll? A proper survey (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_sexual_orientation#:~:text=In%20this%20survey%2C%20on%20average,know%20or%20won't%20say) showed “ In this survey, on average about 80% of people worldwide identified as heterosexual, 3% as gay, lesbian or homosexual, 4% as bisexual, 1% as pansexual or omnisexual, 1% as asexual, 1% as "other", and 11% don't know or won't say.
So, if you exclude “don’t know” and “won’t say” and then take into account self-selection bias I don’t see that as “overwhelmingly straight”. And anyway, why would it be?
We will need a re-run of the NSC poll though, since it was conducted I am now non-binary.So we’re now believing the results of a self-selecting poll? A proper survey (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_sexual_orientation#:~:text=In%20this%20survey%2C%20on%20average,know%20or%20won't%20say) showed “ In this survey, on average about 80% of people worldwide identified as heterosexual, 3% as gay, lesbian or homosexual, 4% as bisexual, 1% as pansexual or omnisexual, 1% as asexual, 1% as "other", and 11% don't know or won't say.
So, if you exclude “don’t know” and “won’t say” and then take into account self-selection bias I don’t see that as “overwhelmingly straight”. And anyway, why would it be?
Thank you so much. I've now got the courage to make the change to NonBinaryOfSussex with my username too.We will need a re-run of the NSC poll though, since it was conducted I am now non-binary.
Regards.
Their Tubthumper.
Thank you so much. I've now got the courage to make the change to NonBinaryOfSussex with my username too.