This Is Hong Kong
April 08 2010 8:50 PM
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As the Internet continues to suck us into a virtual reality, gay culture in the real world is slipping away.
Haven't we had enough of ditsy disappointments masquerading as divas?
Christopher Rice sits down with straight pal Gregg Hurwitz to discuss the best-selling novelist's penchant for gay characters
AIDS didn't behead the gay community; it drove a wedge between generations that neither side has done a very good job of bridging.
Michael Shernoff takes on the hornet's nest of psychological factors that propel a large number of gay men to take serious risks in the bedroom. Shernoff also takes aim at AIDS activists who believe that barebacking is an epidemic confined to a limited number of a pathologically self-destructive gay men.
It's time for gay men to be rid of a drastic misconception about their sex lives, a misconception they've inherited from straight people eager to apply gender stereotypes to sex between two males.