Grindr Tip

A guy who actually bothered to chat up (AND send over a self-pic with nary a prompt) a blank profile (couldn’t be bothered to insert some useless and pointless graphic) such as mine provided a useful Grindr tip:

“Am I Gay?”: Trevvy Commentary

Is Sexuality Education Suffocating Our Youths?

Trevvy’s Shayne explores how sexuality education in Singapore may affect gay youth.

“Am I Gay?”

In episode 2 of Channel NewsAsia’s Blogtv.sg, a surprising choice of topic sprung up:

“Am I Gay?”

Have a look at the Youtube videos.

“Polo Boys”

I was sexcited, to say the least, when I saw the above image and its accompanying synopsis at the Mediacorp website.

“叮当神探” to Contain Homosexual Elements

Homosexuality: A Review

Learn more about us. And our “affliction”.

WordPress 2.7 Navigation Options Survey

For WordPress users who ignore the announcements in the dashboard.

yOUTh

Calling all lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer youth between the age of 16 to 21…

Sleep to be Sexy, Slim and Smart

 

Be smart, feel sexy and become slimmer with a good night’s sleep [Or so the sales pitch goes].

Born This Way But…

Journalist/songwriter Dr Ng King Kang publishes his second book on homosexuality in Singapore, a compilation of results from a survey of political and social attitudes towards gay men since 1990.

Boo Junfeng Discusses Tanjong Rhu

Remembering the Darkest Day of Singapore Gay History
mr nice guy: boo junfeng

Young film director Boo Junfeng talks about Tanjong Rhu, his newly completed short film based on an incident when 12 men in Singapore were arrested for gay cruising.

AIDS Awareness

A TNT Public Service Announcement:

HIV/AIDS remains one of the biggest threats to the AJ community. Infection rates amongst gay men in Singapore are said to be on the rise, and if we don’t band together, the situation may just spiral out of control.

Unfortunately, HIV in Singapore is a hidden epidemic – most who have been given a positive (the irony of the term) diagnosis keep mum about it because of the perceived (and for good reason too) stigma and discrimination they may face. There are also many others who have not gone for the tests, and hence are not even aware that the virus lies dormant in them.

By working together, each playing his own part, we can stop AIDS today. Regardless of whether you are single or happily attached, HIV positive or negative, just coming out or a wild clubber, nipping HIV in the bud’s as easy as following some simple guidelines.

Check out the above site for a fun quick survey, downloads, and a board for you to post comments/feedback!

Check Out a Gay and Prick Stereotypes

God do I love double entendres!

Mix-and-Match! II

Do opposites attract or do birds of a feather flock together?

Research involving newlyweds finds that what is important in attracting people to one another may not be important in making couples happy.

Mix-and-Match!

The matching hypothesis is a popular psychological theory proposed by Erving Goffman in 1952 to attempt to explain why people become attracted to their partners. It proposes that people are more likely to form long standing relationships with those who are equally as physically attractive as they are, be it in the arenas of romance or friendship.