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GayBros

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By GayBros, for GayBros. Almost everything is allowed.

Rules:
  1. Remember the human.
  2. We are all bros here;
  3. Posts with NSFW images are NOT allowed: This is not a porn community.

You can find other communities/instances in https://lemmyverse.net/.

If you want a porn related community, check out /c/gaybrosgonewild@lemmynsfw.com. Their sidebar also has other nsfw communities. If you want to see NSFW content, you have to go to your account settings and enable the option to see NSFW content.

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What is a "gaybro"? (lemmy.world)
submitted 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) by cashews_best_nut@lemmy.world to c/gaybros@lemmy.world
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I used to have a vague idea from when I was on Reddit that the community got set up by Jock gays or masculine gays.

But then I've seen a lot of 'screaming queens' posting on there over the years which didn't match that assumption.

So what exactly is a "gaybro"? Why was the original community created?

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[–] wit@lemmy.world 8 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

I should preface by saying that I am the one who created this community on Lemmy.

I think the term "gay bro" was originally associated with mainstream masculinity. In my mind, however, it has since morphed into a more "all sizes fit" category, no masculinity needed. If you are more fem, you are still part of the gaybros community.

I want this community to be a place to discuss all things related to the gay life. A bro is someone who is there for you, who is kind and compassionate and who has your back. A typical girl can be a bro, there is no need for masculinity.