Tag: Theme: Men Who Love Men | Homosexuality
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Yentl: A Trans Man Studying Talmud is Distracted by Gay Thoughts
Yentl (1983, dir. Barbra Streisand) and Yentl the Yeshiva Boy by Isaac Bashevis Singer. Any of us would be distracted from study by Mandy Patinkin. Via IMDb. It’s a sad thing, hearing cisgender people talk about Yentl — especially the short story — and think they understand it, that they’re getting everything from it, while at the same time, they can’t…
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A Grindr Hook-Up
Sex and intimacy on demand. Photo by Ketut Subiyanto via Pexels. “Hi.” “Hi.” “Find the place okay?” “Yeah.” “Come upstairs. This way.” It’s always funny, the first moment a hook-up crosses the threshold into my bedroom, the way he looks around, takes in the place — the flags and posters, the LEGO I have on display, my computer set-up,…
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Agony and Ecstasy
Category: M/M, Kink: Age Gap / Age Difference, Kink: Anal Sex, Kink: Begging, Kink: First Times & Virginity, Kink: Intercrural Sex, Kink: Oral Sex, Kink: Overstimulation, Kink: Praise, Rating: M, Setting: 1800s | 19th Century, Theme: Catholics & Catholicism, Theme: Disability, Theme: Men Who Love Men | Homosexuality, Theme: Monks & Nuns & Monastic Orders, Theme: Sailors & Sailing, Theme: Scars & Permanent Injuries, Theme: Temples & Places of Worship, World: Magic BeholdenErotic short. An abbot takes a stranded sailor on for… personal duties. 6k, M/M, rated E! Age difference, virginity kink, some naivety, some oral and anal, first time enthusiasm. The injury is from cannon fire, and Abel was lucky not to die — other men did that day, and although he has a stiffness to his side and…
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Questions You Wish You Could Ask A Gay Transgender Man
A tongue-in-cheek take on cisgender people’s frequently asked questions. the pride progress flag by daniel quasar Are you a man or a woman? I’m a man. But it’s confusing. How do I know if you’re really a man or a woman? Great question. So when I said, “I’m a man,” that can generally be interpreted to…
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At Sea
Category: M/M, Rating: M, Setting: 1918-1939 | Interwar Period, Setting: 1920s, Theme: Alcoholism & Drug Use & Addiction, Theme: Anxiety Disorders, Theme: Artists & Designers, Theme: Banter & Flirtation, Theme: Boats & Ships, Theme: Class & Caste Differences, Theme: Disability, Theme: Divorce & Break-Ups, Theme: Ireland & the Irish, Theme: Men Who Love Men | Homosexuality, Theme: Politics & Perception, Theme: Sailors & Sailing, Theme: Scars & Permanent Injuries, Theme: Speech Impediments, World: Magic BeholdenFiction short. A sailor on a cruise-liner attempts to soothe an anxious passenger. 4.3k, rated M. A gentleman is nervous to travel at sea and is attended by one of the officers. Note some warnings for references to torture and injury, particularly to drowning. It’s the October of 1922, and Third Officer Samson Sabine has…
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The Butler
Short story. The captain’s steward used to be a butler. The captain’s steward made some members of the crew uncomfortable, and set them ill-at-ease. He was a man of effeminate nature, not merely in his appearance — his eyelashes overlong, his lips a dusky pink, his face rounded at its edges, and he was plump with slender, delicate…
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The Secretary
Category: Gen, Setting: 1960s, Theme: Anxiety Disorders, Theme: Books & Literature, Theme: Grief & Loss, Theme: Homophobia, Theme: Men Who Love Men | Homosexuality, Theme: PTSD & C-PTSD, Theme: Retirement, Theme: Sailors & Sailing, Theme: Secretaries & Personal Assistants, Theme: Sexual Abuse & Rape, Theme: Trauma & Trauma Recovery, Theme: Veterans & Retired Soldiers, Theme: World War II, Theme: Writing, World: Magic Beholden
Short story. A young woman goes to collect her inheritance. 4.1k, rated M. Content warnings for loss of a loved one and non-graphic references to sexual assault. Sarah had never even known the man, so when the letter had come, it had been a surprise. She hadn’t even been sad at first — she’d felt somewhat guilty…
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More gay (or bi) dudes in movies!
Recommendations for more movies featuring men who love men. I already wrote a list of movies (and one or two TV series) in a rec list in 2021, and I’m not going to be repeating any of those recommendations here. There’s fifty feature-length or more pieces of media on the old list, plus three short films!…