Saw this in a german shop

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One guy in my office has the fking fattest ass I have seen in my life. He is just so god damn fine.

I commute with the bike and so a lot of people here in my office and we have showers to freshen up. People know im gay and no one really cares (except one russian guy, but thats another story).

Anyway there is this guy, mid 40s, that I can sense a small pinch of fruitiness. He has really the fattest most delicious bubble butt that I have seen in my life. I dont see him often in the showers, as we arrive at different times, but once or twice a month I will meet him in the showers, and my eyes just can't!

I thought he was gay, but he is married. The interesting thing is, he brought his wife once to an office thing and his wife is really butch, like if he is completely straight, he is definitely getting pegged (which I completely support!)

Anyway, I dont have anyone to talk about these things in real life, so there.

I was talking this with a friend and we were checking where homosexuality is criminalized and we realized there is a correlation with muslim countries.

I am mature enough to appreciate the friendship and not think about "converting" him... but damn it is hard to get along so well with someone but know you can't even try to develop a relationship.

So basically title.

I have been looking to do some volunteering in the last weeks, but I have not been able to find something. With all the shit the LGBTQ+ community has been recieving on the last months, I was thinking to join some groups that fight for our rights, but I am not sure where to search for a group, maybe someone has an advice?

I am 31 y.o., used to live with some early 20 y.o. and they had friends with all crazy pronouns (no pronouns, all pronouns, etc)

Im just wondering if this is a new trend between the younger generations, or if there are older folks that use custom pronouns too.

For the record, im not trying to be offensive.

Just watched this movie. Someone recommended me a long time ago, but I never got to watch it. I was tearing up at the end.

I just want to say what a wonderful time I had on my second pride parade. Last year I was a little bit nervous, I didnt know what to expect, how to act, where to look, etc.

This year I went there, took a couple of beers with me (thank you Germany), walked along the parade, encountered some acquaintances and talked with them for some hours, took pictures, I smiled at some men and they smiled back at me, even some of them started conversations with me. At the end the party kept going, but I was not in the mood to stay late, so I just went back home.

Anyway, happy week!