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Are “k-holes” & rave culture ruining gay nightlife?

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amusing screed lamenting the ubiquity of rave culture: “This so-called community will not rescue you from a k-hole.”As one can tell from the title, the tone is tongue-in-cheek.

But the writer, Vanity Fair correspondent Delia Cai, quickly prompted the discourse of the day on Gay Twitter X™. Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.We love the drama!

What can we say?RIP to DJs, creative multihyphenates, and Nowadays …. https://t.co/uKvJrrs8c2At the start of the post, Cai acknowledges she used to love the sound of vibrating beats and smell of musty, musty men. “Don’t get me wrong.

I’ve had my fun as a wannabe raver. I’ve stayed on the dance floor, for hours and hours and hours, until the sun comes up and the bar closes down,” she says. “I’ve traveled to other states to rave.

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