Opinion Pieces
Can Porn Stars Become Successful As Mainstream Actors?
This may be an unpopular opinion, but it is one I have nonetheless formed, after watching gay adult performer, Andre Donovan, in some films that asked for more dialogues and
#RepealSSMPA: WHICH WAY, QUEER NIGERIA?
I just realized that if it actually comes down to Nigerian Queer people taking to the streets to gain our freedom, then we are UTTERLY FUCKED! Like for Real. Like
The Menace That Is Uche Maduagwu
For the past few days, I have been stewing with rage, wondering if there’ll ever be an end to the madness that plagues this country. Some days ago, a persistently
The Bisexual Privilege in Nigeria
I am a femme guy, and as such, the poster child for all that is gay and “fabulous” or the stereotype for what is homosexual. With the LGBTQ community in
Opinion: Can Bottoms Self-Lubricate?
Originally published on NewNowNext.com Since coming out, I’ve explored all aspects of my sexuality and never once has my asshole been able to self-lubricate. And yet, so many report
Opinion: Why Happy LGBT Stories Are Necessary
Originally published on thevermilion.com Everybody involved in media, whether it’s writing books, movies or even lore for video games, knows that characters are what truly makes a work good.
Opinion: What Does Being a “Power Bottom” Really Mean?
“Tops fuck bottoms, but power bottoms fuck tops.” – Originally published on NewNowNext.com As queer people, we’ve all heard the term “power bottom.” Its usage implies a superior bottom
About The Gay Fairytale That Has Been Lost For 200 Years
Originally published on Forbes It’s long been presumed by many folklorists that heroic LGBTQ characters didn’t exist–because when they were told from generation to generation, being queer was a
Opinion: Ellen’s Disappointing Transformation From LGBT Hero to Hollywood Villain
Originally published on The Daily Beast It’s almost trite to say that, as an out gay person, it’s impossible to quantify the impact that Ellen DeGeneres and her public-facing
Should I Mind My Business? (The Pressure Of An Older Gay’s Responsibility)
There are two teenagers that live in my compound. They’re about thirteen or fourteen. One is Igbo, Obinna, and he stays with his much older brother who is loud, aggressive
