/r/gayaww
Like r/aww but gay
Subreddit Rules:
This is a SFW subreddit. Any extremely NSFW visuals will be removed. It's a fine line, but for example's sake, this is okay, but this is not.
Any serious anti-LGBT comments wil be deleted and the submitter will be banned without warning.
This subreddit is for pictures of men only (trans-guys are men too). We have no problems with lesbians, but if you wish to see them, /r/lgbtaww is a good place to go.
Other good subs:
/r/gayaww
Friends for 17 years, decided to give the whole dating thing a shot last year and here we are 🥰
Just out of curiosity, for what I have noticed in Main Stream music, given Steve Grand who's song All American Boy seemed to break out a little, there aren't very many songs that reference gay relationships. Even with there being a hand full of gay country music stars out there.
Now I come to my question. Are there gay people out there who would want to listen to music that is from a gay man's perspective or is a more ambiguous, non pronoun using, song something more acceptable?
Thoughts? (I really want to see songs written like main stream country music but for gay men)
Hi all.
Just wondering, me and my boyfriend are looking to make a future together, but both of us are from countries where same-sex marriage is illegal (i'm from Latvia, he is from China). We both live in the US right now, but under student visas.
The question is, how do couples like us get legally married and how does that impact citizenship and actually living in countries where it's legal?
For me as a Latvian, I have an EU passport, and even tough a lot of countries in the EU have legalized same-sex marriage, Latvia has not.
That being said, with an EU passport I can freely travel and work anywhere in Europe, but of course, I'm not a citizen of that country.
Could anyone recommend any resources or know anything about how these kinds of things work? Could we, for example, get married in Norway, even though we're not Norwegian citizens? I can legally reside in Norway, but I'm not a citizen and my boyfriend would need a visa, in that case how would that work? Would that kind of marriage also grant us some kind of more rights in Norway immigration wise, meaning, easier for my bf to acquire a EU passport? In a sense, that would make sense, since what's the point of getting married, if you can't live in a place where those rights are respected and taken into account, but then again, is that possible in the first place? If anyone knows anything about this, please share your knowledge and experience.
Gonna have a layover in miami and thinking of staying a few days. If I give myself two days at the beginning of July will that be enough to see some stuff?
Not sure if posting this is against forum rules, but guess we'll see ;) Thanks for looking
https://www.gofundme.com/young-homeless-couple-working-towards-a-real-start
Hey everyone!
I have been dating this cutie who is in med school. Apparently one of the things that med schools do is host a prom annually. I am so excited to be his date and spend the evening with him and his friends.
I really want to plan cute outfits for us but i'm not sure where exactly to look or how to do it. It was easy in high school because i never went to prom with guys because I wasn't ever dating during prom but it was super easy to match with the dress of a girl that i would go with each year. I want to make sure we're not wearing exactly the same thing or that we don't look like twins, though. I also don't want to spend a bunch of money because he's in med school and i'm just finishing college so we're both broke.
If anyone has any ideas or suggestions on how to dress cute and coordinated but not look the same or break the bank it would be much appreciated! I've already tried to start shopping but I'm getting overwhelmed!