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What happens after ‘happily ever after?’
Love stories end with grand weddings, but there’s no epilogue to tell us what happens after the happily ever after
The Guysexual Guide: Every possible guy’s handbook for attending the Pride March
Support for your LGBT friends aside, here are four reasons why you need to walk in the Queer Pride March today
What’s up, Bro: Guysexual's honest review of the dating app only for straight, sensible men
Say hello to Bro, the app that everyone is talking about. Launched in early 2016, (but like most other things, making its debut in India a year later) Bro promises that it ‘goes beyond using labels, and is for men that are interested in meeting other guys — it's as simple as that.’ It doesn’t say it’s a sex app (in those many words) — it’s for men seeking friendships, men who want to date, men who want casual hookups and all the permutations and combinations in between — without the baggage of old labels and questions by older relatives.
Attention, #AllMen: The gay man’s guide to not being your everyday misogynist
Misogyny is an unavoidable as air. The fact that you are gay doesn’t mean that you aren’t a tool of patriarchy.
The Guysexual guide to every gay man’s ultimate wish list for 2017
Here are a few of my out-of-the-spotlight hopes for a more fabulous, less frightening 2017:
The Guysexual guide: 20 New Year resolutions we need to make, to say goodbye to 2016
While you make New Year plans that are full of confetti, cheap champagne and poor judgment, here are a few resolutions for 2017 that aren’t as easy to give up on as your doomed alcohol detox
The Guysexual guide to: The 50 things you hear at every LGBT party
Everything you'll ever overhear at any LGBT party you'll ever attend.
Don’t say byesexual: How not to be black and white when you meet someone who’s bisexual
In a world that strongly identifies as black or white, it’s sad to see that a bisexual falls into the grey area that neither gay nor straight communities understand. Why should they have the best of both worlds while they decide what they want, they say — however, what most people don’t understand is the fact that bisexuality is not a stopover, it’s a destination.
