Reality Star Is OUTED On Live TV, Lesbians More Accepted Than Gay Men, Ryan Field Books

Reality Star Is OUTED On Live TV

I really hate to see anyone outed, especially in this kind of public way.

This happened to a woman who’s part of a reality show called Vanderpump Rules. A male cast mate outed her on live TV, and she responded this week.

“I thought it was really gross,” she said. “And I also thought it didn’t make any sense on any level.”

I’m not familiar with the show, but there’s more to read here. I just don’t think anyone has the right to out any LGBTQ person. That’s too personal. Mind your own business.

Lesbians More Accepted Than Gay Men

This story’s been trending all week and I’ve seen more than a few reactions to it. Most don’t seem to be shocked by it at all.

There was a study done to see whether gay men or gay women are more acceptable to the mainstream straight public. This results are as you would expect.

“We found that gay men are disliked more than lesbian women in every country we tested,” according to the study

Here’s a link to more. They also mention that gay sex is still illegal in about 70 countries.

And straight people think they can tell Pete Buttigieg he’s not a minority. Oh, I’ve seen it more than once.

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A Starr Is Born

Written by Lambda-Award winning author Ryan Field, A Starr Is Born is a queer retelling of an old rags to riches trope that’s been reinterpreted many times, but this time it’s totally different with gay main characters, a gay love story, and a gay male point of view. It’s partly a light-hearted parody and partly sarcasm. It’s also highly erotic and charged with authentic, emotional gay male romance.

From the day they meet for the first time until the day their lives change forever, Harrison Parker and Morton Starr were destined for greatness—and each other. A Starr is Born follows the paths of handsome, badly-behaving rock star Harrison Parker and sexy gender-bending performer Morton Starr, who is just starting his career.

Morton is so madly in love with his husband, Harrison, he’ll do anything to please him, including overlooking all his self-destructive issues. However, as openly gay Morton gains more fame and success in the mainstream with his popular gay love songs and his unique gender-bending image, and Harrison continues to slide downhill, there comes a point where everything has to change. And when that climax finally happens, Morton isn’t certain about anything in his future or his marriage.