Posts From Pink Panther
Confronted By The Uniform
I still think about this unusual experience I had back in March. It was the oddest encounters I’d ever had and I felt the need to share with you guys.
LOVING THE PAST AND THE PRESENT (A ‘One True Loves’ Review)
This book first came to my attention when I saw the trailer for its movie adaptation on YouTube. And like I do whenever I see the trailer of any film
A CLOSETED MAN
There are many ways to describe what it means to live as a closeted gay man. Troy Steadman, in a poem, speaks of it as a daily costume constantly worn.
About Cain and Abel (A KDian’s Perspective)
Dear Pink Panther I hope this email finds you well. Just wanted to contribute to the conversation surrounding your recent blog entry on Cain and Abel. Personally, I think that
AMATEUR HOUR
He texted me on Instagram on my personal account. “Hello dear, how are you?” I replied, and he was very courteous, apologizing for his intrusion into my DM. Surprised by
‘Abbott Elementary’ star Tyler James Williams responds to rumors about his sexuality — and explains why such speculation is “very dangerous”
In a message celebrating Pride Month, Abbott Elementary star Tyler James Williams addressed the rumours that he is gay – and spoke out against speculating on someone’s sexuality, a practice
What Did Cain Do Wrong?
I read the Bible for the first time when I was about 13 or 14. I loved the capsules of stories put together in the different Bible storybooks that my
WHAT ABOUT BRIMSLEY AND REYNOLDS? (A ‘Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story’ Review)
Bridgerton’s spinoff-slash-prequel, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, focuses our attention on the love story of the ton’s supreme ruler, the fabulously commanding Queen Charlotte (played to perfection by Golda Rosheuvel),
THE PROPOSAL: Three Queer Men Are Looking For Honest Connections In Their Future Partners
Hello, so I have done this before, in the last The Proposal post. However, I lost access to the email address I provided. So, here I am again, in case
THE JESUS AND THE PHARISEE
I noticed him in church when we made eye contact. He was the saxophonist and before that Sunday, he’d always been just another church worker to me. But that morning,
