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Rupert Everett complains that the transgender rights movement has ‘completely overshadowed’ gay issues

He criticised what he sees as an overly reproachful outlook among young people, and spoke of his fears of being “cancelled” for speaking about transgender issues.
“This might be the first time that the older generation has felt that they have to tiptoe around the younger generation and turn everything off,” he said.
While Everett claimed to support “wokeness” because “everything it stands for is, essentially, great,” he regretted that gay rights appear to have taken a backseat to trans issues, citing Russia’s recent move to ban same-sex marriage.
Rupert Everett complains
Majority of elite female athletes favor categorization by biological sex
Trans population is not as high as the 'totally unreliable' census figures suggest
Gay Catholic Flight Attendant Fired By United Airlines After Telling a Coworker That People Can’t Change Their Sex
The National Park Service Has Removed the Word “Transgender”
US civil rights agency seeks to dismiss gender-identity discrimination cases
Hulking trans athlete cackled with delight after injuring opponents during volleyball
Global Gay Rights Groups Launch Declaration Of Independence From “Trans” Agenda
New survey shows how gender madness ‘non-binary’ was just a fad
More Americans are moving right on LGBTQ+ issues
2020’s Most Sinful States in America
Red states and blue states may like to point to one another as the source of all that is wrong with the U.S., but the truth is that each of the 50 states has its own virtues and vices. For example, Michigan has the worst drug use problem. And it certainly comes as no surprise that Nevada is the most gambling-addicted.
But the cost of state sins is something we have to share as a nation. Gambling alone costs the U.S. about $5 billion per year. That’s nothing compared to the amount of money we lose from smoking, though – over $300 billion per year. Harmful behavior on the individual level can add up to staggering economic costs on a national scale.
Some states are more well-behaved than others. In order to determine the states that most give in to their desires, WalletHub compared the 50 states across 47 key indicators of immorality. Our data set ranges from violent crimes per capita to excessive drinking to share of the population with gambling disorders. Read on to see the full ranking, insight from a panel of experts and a full description of our methodology.
2020’s Most Sinful
The Kinkiest States of America
What Gay Men Want In A Relationship
Gay relationships have a lot of similarities with heterosexual relationships. Gay men like to have meaningful relationships though they face challenges that all men face on the dating scene. Naturally, men are not socialized to be intimate since this is perceived as weakness. Gay men who enter into a relationship also have to contend with worries about the promiscuity of their partners. Intimacy requires vulnerability which is not easy since men who are gay often get exposed to negative cultural messages. This emanates from the fact that gays are treated shamefully by the society which makes it hard to be vulnerable. At times gay men get harassed and bullied for not conforming to the standards of the society.
What Gay Men Want In A Relationship
Gay romance: is all fair in love and war?
American women are more prejudiced than men against lesbians
A landmark study has revealed some startling information about people’s perceptions of homosexuality.
The team of researchers tested people from 23 countries on their attitudes about gays and lesbians. In America, men and women “did not significantly differ in their attitudes toward gay men,” but women were significantly more likely to be prejudiced against lesbians.
American women are more prejudiced
Queer women four times more likely to have attempted suicide
Grimes says she’s “way less gay” after having three kids
‘Woke’ crusader accused of threatening lesbian bars
I've been branded a paedophile because my girlfriend looks like a 13-year-old boy
I’ve Suddenly Noticed My Husband Doesn’t Measure Up
I have a recurring thought that might turn into a problem. I’m married to a man I adore, and we have an incredible sex life that I wouldn’t change for the world. Passionate, fun, multiple orgasms per session. However, while my body is overjoyed, my mind is struggling. My husband is slightly shorter than average, and his dick is slightly smaller than average as well. This is something I’ve always known and has never impacted our sex life. But I had a friend complaining about a below-average-sized lover, and it got me all in my head. Now when I look at my husband in bed, I can’t not notice that he’s smaller than what society says he should be. I never thought about it before, but it’s making me feel less attracted to him now. I find myself less inclined to give him hand jobs or blow jobs because I don’t want to think about his size. Why am I obsessing over this when I find sex with him so pleasurable? How do I get over this?
—Little Problem
I’ve Suddenly Noticed My Husband Doesn’t Measure Up
Is it true ejaculating 21 times a month will drastically lower my husband’s risk of getting prostate cancer?
What Is the Average Penis Size
Video Shows Woman Being Violently Assaulted During Rose Bowl Concert
SURPRISE RESEARCH FINDS MEN ARE JUDGED MORE HARSHLY THAN WOMEN FOR SLEEPING AROUND
In a surprising new study, behavioral scientists found that people tended to judge men more harshly than women for having casual sex.
To get the unexpected findings, recently published in the journal Sexuality and Culture, researchers at the University of Nevada surveyed respondents between the ages of 18 and 69 — yes, we're giggling too — and asked them to evaluate one of eight fictional targets.
MEN ARE JUDGED
Former stripper claims 'scary truth' that 80 percent of men cheat
Man at strip club calls 911 after employee refuses to provide sex
Women and non-binary Uber riders will soon be able to request women drivers
Imprints
I Wish
Food Taken Away
X-Girl
You Eat Other Animals
Ma'am
Funny Farm
Betty
Georgia
Mowing the lawn
10 Parenting Tips Our Parents Gave To Us That Aren’t True Anymore
Don’t Hug Them...
10 Parenting Tips
Gen Xers Are Having Complicated Feelings About Their Parents
Boy, 9, is found locked in outdoor dog kennel in freezing cold
Megachurch leader, grandparents charged with murder, torture of 11-year-old
He Was an Abomination
Don Lemon says a woman’s ‘prime’ ends around 40
Mom blamed newborn’s death on being ‘flung into a ball pit
Prosecutors outraged as grandma who starved 9-year-old to death, kept alarms on fridge, avoids prison
...mother who smothered her 3 young children to death while singing nursery rhymes
Mother has baby taken away and is ARRESTED after breastfeeding struggles
Why wind energy isn’t living up to its pollution-preventing potential
Wind power isn’t cleaning up as much pollution as it could, especially in communities of color and low-income neighborhoods, new research shows.
Why wind energy isn’t living
State of Emergency declared in Moore County
S California city dealing with unprecedented beach crowds, trash
Excess memes and ‘reply all’ emails are bad for climate
Scientists make stunning discovery about health impacts of quitting drinking bottled water
Earliest Evidence of Our Human Ancestors Outside of Africa Found
Our ancient human relatives got around more than scientists previously thought. Researchers in China excavated stone tools that were likely made by our human ancestors some 2.12 million years ago — the earliest evidence ever discovered of the human lineage outside of Africa.
"It suggests a way earlier migration out of Africa than we ever would have imagined," said Michael Petraglia, a paleoanthropologist at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, who was not involved with the study. "It's very exciting."
Live Science
Scientist challenges 'out of Africa' theory with new origin for modern humans
Bone fragments of oldest known human face in western Europe found in Spain
...he has one of world's largest penises
A British artist with a Jamaican accent when he raps is 'seriously thinking' about monetising his huge willy in exchange for a multi-million pound OnlyFans deal.
...he has one of world's largest penises
MORTIFIED after 'ruining' friend's wedding photos with his enormous WEDGIE
The longest penis sizes around the world
Inside the big D-list
The truth about ‘summer penis’
Country with the biggest average penis size in the world
Average penis size by US state and the areas where men exaggerate the most
Women rank penises and reveal what they find most attractive about male genitalia
I'm cursed with a big penis
Gay male couples like San Francisco. Lesbians like the Berkshires
Gay male couples tend to gravitate toward big cities on the U.S. coasts, while lesbian couples tend to prefer smaller, more pastoral cities or towns, according to 2020 census figures that reinforce some preconceived notions about LGBTQ communities in the U.S.
Gay male couples like San Francisco
This is what women sexually fantasise about
‘My Gay Guy Friend Is Rude and Blames It on Gay vs. Lesbian Culture’
Why do the straights walk so much slower?
Woman claims getting off the contraceptive pill made her a lesbian
This TikToker thinks his family proves the “gay gene” exists
Idaho is one of the least populated states
You Really Can’t ‘Fix’ Other People
The urge to change someone for the better might seem like the right thing to do…or at least a better option than abandoning a struggling or challenging person entirely. But if you’re always drawn to “saving” others, just know this habit can often do more harm than good—to you and them, Adia Gooden, PhD, a clinical psychologist based in Chicago, tells Self.
You Really Can’t ‘Fix’ Other People
Gays vape at significantly higher rates
“Tobacco use is a singular health threat to LGBTQAI+ communities,” said Kristy Marynak, a senior science adviser at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and a co-editor of the report. “This report finds that nearly 1 in 5 of all deaths in the United States are caused by tobacco, and it shines a light on the disproportionate burden borne by certain communities, including LGBTQAI+ communities.”
Gays vape at significantly higher rates
Animals Keep Evolving Into Crabs, Which Is Somewhat Disturbing
We knew the long quarantine was making us all crabby, but this is extreme: People now feel fully betrayed by the long history of crabification (technically, “carcinization”) of different species over time. That means groups of crustaceans have evolved into crabs in five completely different contexts, giving rise to a meme that the long arc of history truly bends toward the crab.
So how does carcinization happen? Well, that part is pretty simple. Animals that live in similar habitats face obstacles that can shuttle them all toward the same evolutionary advantages. Britannica cites the marsupials as a key example, where despite having one critical difference from their “placental” counterparts in other parts of the world, the marsupials often correspond very closely to these other animals.
Animals can evolve separately but end up evolving toward other species, too, or even spontaneously evolve the same characteristics in totally separate groups. Birds and bats can both fly using mechanical wings. Birds and mammals are both warmblooded, but both evolved from groups that were not.
Animals Keep Evolving Into Crabs, Which Is Somewhat Disturbing
Slimy, orange ‘alien egg pods’ discovered in river