Issac King

Lou Ros (tumblr)

The Incredibles and Tumblr

I feel like they should pay me! LOL. But in all seriousness I think people who could be described as “chasers” have a variety of reasons for being interested in what they’re into, and it’s important to remember that not everything is always cut and dry. While there are certainly gay men who want “easy” sex with trans men, there are plenty of trans men who want easy/casual no strings attached hook ups too! I don’t think it’s necessarily bad to pursue trans men for sex. I think the important thing is to be respectful and honest about your expectations. Not every trans guy is going to be down to fuck, or to hook up in the ways you might expect, but there are a lot of guys who are interested in those things. I think if a cis guy is interested in experimenting with trans men and has a curiousity about trans guy bodies that they should absolutely consider hiring a FTM escort because not every trans guy you’ll come across is going to want to be the one to educate you and that is a really great role for a professional to fill in my opinion. Personally I do not mind being approached for sex because I have a trans body, I can always say no or set a boundary if I’m not interested or not feeling into it at the moment. For anonymous hookups I’d rather deal with describing my body and how I’d like to be fucked in easily understandable terms for simplicity. I’m not really into having much conversation beyond the basics necessary when facilitating no strings attached casual sex.Anonymous/casual sex is not for everyone and I would hope more people would be respectful of the boundaries of others. Please don’t just go up to whatever trans person you find in the world and describe your intense transsexual curiosity fantasy, please do some research or leave it to craigslist casual encounters. 

Coen Mitchell

It’s thursday, here’s a beefcake.

Here it is! New film I directed, made with all the dudes at THE LINE. This one is for all the people at the back of the club having a proper shit time. #wallflowers

He was ten.

acrylic on canvas, 2009

tweet of the century

Mark S. King: My Gonnorhea Nostalgia The first time I contracted gonorrhea, which in my day was affectionately called The Clap, I was 20 years old and had just moved to West Hollywood, California. It was 1981, disco was still thumping in the bars, and the bath houses were packed. My dance card was filled. No one told me I should be using condoms, not in the clinic and not among friends. The very suggestion would have been ludicrous. Half the fun of being gay was the blithe disregard for rubbers. We knew the symptoms of trouble and dealt with it accordingly. An STI was an annoying rite of passage and little more. We had not yet met a virus that could harm us in any significant way. During my early years of recreational sex in the busy gay mecca, I caught The Clap so many times I called it The Applause. Which brings me to a common objection to the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for the prevention of HIV transmission: Skeptics of the strategy warn that taking a pill to prevent HIV does not guard against other STI’s and therefore condoms must continue to be used. When did avoiding every possible STI become the new goal for gay sexual behavior?

Just a few reasons >_>

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