Why am I even seeing this. I'm not gay. Why does everyone keep saying I'm gay or bi. I'm not. I'm also not homophobic and I support LGBTQ+ but I'm not gay 😭😭
Pride Month is upon us again and so it is time to repost my little guy, Hue! I’m wishing everyone a safe, supportive, positive, and enlightening Pride, whether you’re all the way “out” or not!
I freaking love this
shirts that go hard: rock n' roll edition
Can we all just take a second and appreciate him
Me waiting for him to text me first/back like:
I don't know if anyone even wants my opinion on this but imma just say it anyways.
You're pretty much right about all that and I think as well that neither of those should be okay. I mean most of them are already more or less happily married, like just leave them alone.
Also it's just disgusting to a certain degree and I just think that people should keep it to themselves if they have such thoughts.
I agree with you and I think it's pretty important that someone finally said it.
I've admittedly made tasteless jokes in the past (a realization I've recently come to), but some of you are far too comfortable with the way you discuss GNR in posts and anonymous asks.
Stuff like: "What's his tip color?" "How big is it?" "I bet he's packing a monster." "I want him inside me."
And hundreds more along the same lines flood discussions. I recognize the potential hypocrisy in my critique, but I feel compelled to address this.
Imagine a blog dedicated to a female rockstar where anonymous questions from teenage boys read: "I bet it's bubblegum pink." "I wonder what her breasts feel like." "I want to suck those things so bad." "I bet it grips."
You would be among the first to condemn it, labeling such remarks as inappropriate, objectifying, and unacceptable under any pretense (humor included), and you'd be right.
So why is this behavior normalized when the subject is a male musician? Is it because they're men? Is it because you believe it's permissible simply because you're a woman? The truth is, this conduct is no different from that of the stereotypical "horny men" often criticized for their behavior. The only difference is that women engaging in this receive a pass due to:
A) The lack of seriousness attributed to such remarks when directed at men.
B) The perception that such statements are inherently comedic.
If I, or any other guy, were to make similar comments about a female musician, I or they'd be labeled a pervert or a disgusting creep. The same standard should apply universally.
Ah yeah, the most sultry and seductive band of them all:
Happy heavenly birthday Steve Clark. I still don't know how you managed to play guitar like that <3
Why does this German actor kind of look like Eric Singer...
honestly, I've been into Mayhem lately and I've come to the conclusion that I really would've liked to get to know him. He seems like such an interesting person