“These creatures of the night range from flamboyantly diabolical to tragically misunderstood, so it’s no surprise that they have a particularly dedicated fandom within the queer community. And since it’s the first Saturday of Pride Month, I think we all deserve a little treat. So let’s break down what’s gay about each of them!”
Read more here. (Thanks, Tim!)
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The Cultural Gutter 