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Do All Gay Men Think The Same?

Brian Terada

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SPOILER ALERT, THE ANSWER IS NO! These gay men got together to discuss some controversial, streotypical, and even funny questions that people may have about us GAYS.

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20 Comments

@zachleming 3 years ago

Being called gay before you even know what gay is! Most relatable thing said this whole video.

@JackLWalsh 3 years ago

As an openly proud gay man, before even watching this video, I can absolutely guarantee that we do not all think alike. Not even close.

@itzante2148 3 years ago

As part of the gay community I find that their is a lot of pressure from some people to be more feminine and as a more masculine man it’s viewed as conforming to society out of pressure for some reason. No I’m just me that’s all.

@ollylevesque3404 3 years ago

Who is really asking this question? Of course we don’t. The only ones who do think we are in a “community” in their imagination.

@MarKRMartell 3 years ago

Wish there were more diverse men to provide diverse perspectives

@cailooro7147 3 years ago (edited)

For me whether you found out later in life or you instinctually knew, whichever gender makes me hard/horny is something that is hard wired into me, no matter if I knew the term gay or have been exposed to gay culture prior to coming out. I knew I was different since I was a kid but I just didn't know the word for it. That doesn't mean that I wasn't born gay or that I just discovered gay culture and that transformed me into a gay person.

@hbbstn 3 years ago

I disagree with many of their opinions and i think is due to age. It would be great to hear from older gay guys as well.

@MrClarkjacory 3 years ago

Why does that guy have a ponytail but is balding?

@skyliner7333 3 years ago

As a senior gay man I was surprised by several opinions. It's like our 60s generation gap has been transplanted into the gay world.

@kylewhittle6565 3 years ago

Tacky jubilee ripoff…

@prasannashetty965 2 years ago

Is the black guy even gay. He said he's attracted to both men and women but prefers men. That's just Bisexual with preference to men.

@alfredbonnabel7022 3 years ago (edited)

They overthink it... I liked Daddy types when I was younger, and now I look at the young men. Though, I see men in their 40-60 range that I find attractive and interesting. The Cis thing is bougie.

@ELP1125 3 years ago

Not him balding while having a ponytail 😂😂😂. Just let it go sir 😂

@memphisboy6791 3 years ago

I would like to see some southern gay guys on this show some of these scenarios would differ these guys appear to be from the same place or culture

@jimbearone 3 years ago (edited)

M A S C U L I N E - Super Butch, country boys, cowboys, policemen, military, construction workers you can be on the chubby / heavy side and / or thinning / balding as long as you OWN IT.

@JackLWalsh 3 years ago

As a gay man myself, of course other gay people can be religious. Although as a strident atheist, I just simply don’t understand why anyone would want to be. Gay religious people really have to do a lot of cherry picking of ideas to justify having those beliefs. But of course they can, I just don’t understand why anyone would want those beliefs.

@rdorion9202 3 years ago

Yeah, this represents only the experience of this age and effeminacy level group. You would need to have so many of these specials to truly get a full picture of what it means to be gay. So many ages, so many races, so many social economic groups, so many regional groups, urban /rural, fem/mid/masc dichotomy, cis/trans, etc.

@Random-sk6hm 2 years ago

I wish there were also non-feminine guys here

@Olivia-light.joy.and_peace 3 years ago

I've watched several of these episodes and this is the first one I've seen where they consistently can't make a definitive choice. Even when they decide to go either direction, they don't even stand on the line, they're like in-between lines every time lol

@seto749 3 years ago

I am far too homonormative for Pride and find the Q community too large to suit anybody. The concluding question reminded me of Miss Brodie asking her class, "Who is the greatest Italian painter?" and responding to the answer, "Leonardo daVinci," with, "That is incorrect. The answer is Giotto; he is my favourite.: