National Coming Out Day!

 Come Out As Gay Today!

Openly gay graphic artist, Keith Haring, designed the opening logo above in honour for the very first commemoration of National Coming Out Day on October 11, 1988. The date of the initial National Coming Out Day was the one year anniversary of the 1987 March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights, which was where the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt made its debut. The HIV/AIDS pandemic crisis was underway and many families and friends were learning of their loved one's being gay only after they had succumbed to the disease. The concept of National Coming Out Day was making the personal (sexuality) political (an open statement in support of GLBTQ+). We continue our processing today!

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Come Out As A Bare Practitioner Today!

Today is also an excellent time to proudly confirm our preference for body and clothes freedom and share our commitment to being bare (naked, nude). Always remember the greatest shame is in having to conceal ourselves underneath clothing. Be bare and be proud!

Our nudity is each of us simply being ourselves! The what and who we are without any need to try and deceive others by being arrayed in accessories and clothes. Live free!

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Come Out As A Bottom-Man Today!

The disrespectful habit of "bottom-shaming" the bottom-man (beta-man) in gay relationships became unfavourable more than a decade ago. People who couldn't understand the concept of same gender love couldn't resist the practice of ridiculing the man who preferred being the bottom in the gay sexual relationship. 

There is no reason for any man to be embarrassed, humiliated or secretive on his preference for offering his ass to to other men to fuck/penetrate! It takes a proud man who know how to be a man to share himself in the sexual position he is comfortable and secure. 

 

Happy National Coming Out Day to everyone!

Take care and stay bare!

Rog the receiver

Note: The next article for here is planned for October 13, 2023.