Normally I am not one for gay hate. I might allow other authors to publish mildly hateful sentiments on this blog, but I rarely write about it. I do believe in carrying a certain amount of gay shame, but I think that’s healthy. But true honest to god hate against real, homosexual individuals is something I generally try to avoid, because deep down I really do believe in the power of community and solidarity. But I recently read something that struck my heart with fear.
So there’s this stupid, gay blog. It’s really not that big of a deal. It’s just two super gays who get a lot of traffic because they have mild and inoffensive senses of humor and compare their lives to Sex And The City.

Q: You know how much traffic you must get for using Sex And The City related keywords?
A: A lot. So even idiots can be famous on the internet if they tap the right resources for traffic. It’s the same reason the top articles on digg involve pugs “cleaning” your screen.
So as much as I find the blog dumb and mildly vomit inducing (sites like this are why GMSC was started), their way of living and thinking has always been totally non-threatening to me and my lifestyle. I would just think to myself, “Oh, it’s OK, those fags live in Manhattan. I’m safe here in Brooklyn from people who think $1,000 shares are a good deal on an apartment, that their lives parallel Carrie or Miranda from Sex And The City, or that Sushi Samba constitutes a fine dining experience. I can stay in my loft casually dining on New Brooklyn Cuisine and avoid all of that and laugh at it’s novelty from afar.”
But recently I found, much like the Cold War’s domino theory, the threat has slowly moved in close to home. But while the domino theory proved to be a myth, this threat is very, very real. Josh (whichever one… who the fuck knows) has moved to Brooklyn, or as he calls it, “Pulling a Miranda.” Read More!