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James Factora

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How Captain Kirk Helped Me Define Masculinity

How Captain Kirk Helped Me Define Masculinity

My name is James - yes, like James Tiberius Kirk - but it wasn't always. Getting to James a tad unconventiona…

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MAGA guys are going to men-only gyms to avoid 'distraction. Welcome back, ancient Greece

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By James Factora
| Pride.com Verified
This story originally appeared on Them. Christians are starting men-only gyms in order to supposedly protect gymgoers from lust — and no, that’s not the logline for a niche gay fetish film. This is a real thing. The independent Baptist publication Baptist News Global published an article about the phenomenon last week, which quickly became fodder for several viral posts on X and TikTok.
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The Absolutely Bananas Premise of One Night Only Has Left Us With Gay Questions

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By James Factora
| Them Verified
I’ve been obsessed with the premise of One Night Only since the first time I watched the trailer. Of course, I’ve since been subjected to that trailer approximately 500 times, as has anyone who has been to the movies in the past few months. But I remain seated for what will surely be the cinematic event of the summer.
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I Want Your Sex is a queer, punk sex comedy for deeply unsexy times

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By James Factora
| Out Magazine Verified
This story originally appeared on Them. When I first heard that I Want Your Sex was going to be Gregg Araki’s response to the widely discussed phenomenon of Gen Z’s relative celibacy, I felt equally trepidatious and excited. As a member of that generation (albeit on the older end), I’m always a little wary of any kind of broad, sweeping criticism coming from our predecessors.
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