
-The 20 minutes short movie you are about to see shows a young heterosexual girl who lives in a gay world and is bullied for being straight! It is a very hard movie to see, I prefer to let you know in advance. It will probably bring tears to your eyes-
Love is All You Need? tells the story of Ashley, a young teen who is raised by the ‘picture perfect all-American family’ in the suburbs of California – with two moms, two grandpas, two uncles, and a little brother. But Ashley has a problem – she has a crush on a boy at school, which is against everything this world has ever taught her. Ashley lives In a world where the terms “gay” and “straight” are switched, this young girl must face the fact that she is straight in a gay world. This undeniable attraction to the opposite sex causes her to be the constant target of verbal and physical abuse until she is driven to a tragic end.
This video is dedicated to all gay kids who suffer from bullying at school for being different.
Check out the movie under the jump, let me know your thoughts about the movie and feel free to share your story as well!
Dave

So you’ve met someone on adam4adam and you are getting down to meeting up. You live 30 minutes from the center of it all. You tell Mr. Tonight and he says it’s too far. Too far? How far is too far for sex?
In some instances, travel time would take longer than the actual deed but who’s to say you aren’t passing on meeting a really great guy? It also depends on the time of day, I won’t travel if it’s late at night but during the day I might stop off for a quick blow and go and then get some groceries.
Get up from what you are doing and look at yourself in the mirror. Ask yourself what kind of gay are you? Are you a bear because you have a hairy chest and a beard? Are you a jock because you wear a jock strap once in a while and play softball? Are you a gaybro because you like sitting around with the guys and watch a game? Are you a gym dude or party boy? Is Madonna in your vocabulary?
If you have answered No to any of these questions, congratulations you are a member of what I like to call the Everyday Gays. This is the majority of us. We don’t fit into a specific category and we don’t want to.
Lately I’ve been going through a lot of trails in my life and am very happy to have my support system of friends with me, but on a regular basis I wish I had more “gay” friends. I just wish I had a group of friends I could hang with on a regular basis to just relax and blend in with when it comes to sexuality and relationship problems. (Don’t get me wrong straight friends are great but start talking about a rimjob in front of them……) But there is a “large” problem with finding friends in my rural area of Florida.
Determining your online age isn’t s easy at it seems. We could all shave a year or two off our profile ages but for the guys over 45 they seem to think shaving 10 years off is not a big deal, it is. Remember, when determining your on-line age, it’s better to be a great looking 40 year old than a bad looking 35 year old.
I’m all for being who we are. I’m 48, will be 49 this year. I’m in good shape, full head of hair, attractive enough but the age thing stops a lot of guys from reaching out. Or worse, reaching out and telling me I look great from my age, thanks!!