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Though one has to ask since when did being 50 years old become considered "senior," this informative little article dispels some myths and recognizes some truths.
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We'll be sharing posts from the great UK gay website, Mainly Male on the regular. Whet your appetite with this one, a Q&A the porn babe Jay Alexander. Thanks to writer Gareth Johnson and Nuno Lopes at Mainly Male.
Freelance sex and relationships journalist and editor Bobby Box recently posted on the Logo TV blog NewNowNext a welcome Opion piece on being bisexual.
As many who've written about coming out as bi have noted in the past, Bobby shares his frustrattion at the lack of support, recognition or acceptance that his bisexuality is real from gay friends. It ain't a stepping stone to being gay, fellas.
"...gay men love to label—and sub-label—each other. The distinctions are even programmed into gay dating apps: top or bottom, masc or fem, bear or twink. Labels are powerful and ubiquitous. They unite and divide."
Gay dating app Hornet recently posted an article on their Stories blog about the work being done by HIV information organization Avert to address the stigma surrounding the choice whether or not to have condomless sex.
From Hornet's Senior Health Innovation Strategist Alex Garner:
Sex without condoms is as old as creation, yet among gay men it remains a controversial topic, 40 years into the HIV epidemic. It’s refreshing that Avert, a long-standing HIV organization committed to providing quality information about HIV, has produced some terrific content around this topic.
Avert created a thought-provoking video entitled “Gay Health: Getting Real About Sex Without a Condom.” Their efforts are grounded in the belief that “If we want to promote sexual health we need to help people understand their HIV prevention options not judge their choices.” The video simply and easily breaks down the issue and encourages people to engage in conversation around the topic of sex without condoms. Check out the video below.
In addition to the video, Avert also conducted podcast interviews with writers and activists...
Read the full story on Hornet.com and then hop back to the Stories homepage to check out more from one of the best gay blogs on the internet.
Read the full article on the New York Times 
