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The next time you think you’re in charge because you’re on top, think again. You aren’t nearly as alpha as you think. After all, when you reflect upon it, bottoms are the ones who are truly in control when you’re inside. Charlie Carver came out in 2016 and has been a big advocate for changing LGBTQ+ stereotypes on screen. We may never get to compete on The Biggest Loser, but Bob Harper is welcome to try to whip our butts into shape any day of the week. The Grammy-winning artist made waves when he posted a statement to his Tumblr in 2012, opening up about his sexuality. “I feel like a free man. If I listen closely… I can hear the sky falling too,” he wrote. We seriously don’t know what our lives would be like without Jim Parsons and The Big Bang Theory. He also starred alongside Andrew Rannells in the hit Broadway play The Boys in the Band.

My So Called Life alum Wilson Cruz was the first openly gay actor to play an openly gay teen on primetime TV, making history in 1994. He spoke of the experience with TODAY in 2021, saying, “I have great pride in being that person, but the freedom and the relief and the strength that people were able to garner, just from seeing him, and the feeling of validation they received by his existence — his very existence of being on a national television show about teenagers, that people like him felt seen, and included and were a part of the story.” The Queer Eye cast, for example, is the perfect example of owning their queerness and spreading their joy and love to others around them. “I’m thankful that we’ve been given opportunities, but I know the five of us are always [trying] to continue to open the door for someone behind us or beside us,” Karamo Brown, the show’s culture expert, told Out Magazine. “There’s still work to be done.” Many years later, he made history yet again as one of the incredible “fab five.”“We have to show up for each other, because there’s still young trans, nonbinary, gay, lesbian, pan, bisexual people who are artists that are not getting their opportunities,” he told Out Magazine. “I’m thankful that we’ve been given opportunities, but I know the five of us are always [trying] to continue to open the door for someone behind us or beside us. To honor those that we’re looking at coming up. There’s still work to be done.” My name is Kyle and I’m from Wyoming. I’m a rugged bottom that likes it outdoors – and I’m not ashamed to admit it.

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NPH is pretty much perfection. He has hosted the Emmys, the Tonys and the Oscars with style and charisma, and no one looks better when they suit up. Aside from his Glee character, real-life Jonathan Groff is a sweetheart and is making his way through Hollywood. He’s the star of Netflix drama Mindhunter. Years & Years frontman Olly Alexander has never been shy about his sexuality. “In many ways, this is the very best time to be a gay artist ever,” he told the magazine. “We wouldn’t be where we are today without all the gay artists that have come before us and broken down so many barriers. But barriers aren’t gone. Particularly for less privileged members of the queer community. There is this very insidious casual homophobia that exists in the fabric of everything, including the music industry.” OK, so maybe Jeff Lewis has a bit of a temper, as evidenced on Flipping Out. He's still pretty cute, though. Plus, he has his own podcast, Jeff Lewis Live, where he interviews plenty of reality TV stars.

In 2009 I had the idea of starting something. As someone who moved away from home and got to London some years before, I needed a reason to be here, as the pressure of any artist to create was getting to me. That's when Coitus was born. In a sense its a 'zine made from my bedroom, but I knew I needed it to look and feel like much more than just a 'zine. The magazine is a celebration of youth and male sexuality featuring some of the most beautiful boys in the world. It was to be an escapism and a fantasy land for everyone who would follow my work and the magazine through the years. I didn't think it would take off enough for me to be able to make a second issue, but 9 issues and 3 calendars later, hundreds of models, and hundreds of thousands of followers on social media, Coitus seems to be a favourite for many and I'm excited to see where it can go."I’ve ran from myself for a long time and I’ve hated myself for a long time, and I’m gay,” Underwood told GMA‘s Robin Roberts. “I came to terms with that that earlier this year and have been processing it.” In the interview, John also shared some advice to LGBTQ+ youth who struggle at home with their identity. “Don’t let anybody torture you for being gay or for your sexuality,” he said, “If you’re unhappy at home, leave.” Sure did work out for him! John is happily married to filmmaker David Furnish since 2005, they share two kids together. But he’s done plenty of things since, including short drama film Raceland and crime comedy Easy Does It.