Gays come to the shocking realization that we all spend our nights out doing this same thing…
Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.The responses, which come intermediately over the next hour, are downright dizzying. “At the bar”“Upstairs u?”“Neat the back.
find”AHHH!!!With Pride Season inching closer, the annual discourse about queer nightlife is starting up again. Earlier this week, we covered the conversation around circuit parties and “k-holes,” and whether they’re ruining the club experience.
The debate delves into deep topics, ranging from socioeconomics to racial profiling. A queer writer published a searing article about rave culture, and the gays have a lot of thoughts.
But what if the real concerns facing gay nightlife are far less complex? What if we’re all just… trying to find our friend “Ryan”?gay nightlife is roughly 23 minutes of dancing and 87 asking where ryan wentThe proclamation resonated, with hundreds of gays weighing in with posts of affirmation. “This is… too accurate,” replied one poster.“A core truth that never changes, and has no relation to the size of the space, who Ryan is with, or what he’s on,” added another.we don't know *where* Ryan went, but we *know* where Ryan wentRyan is old enough to figure it out no shade https://t.co/dJ0WLN2bG2It’s true https://t.co/30q82oNHcDSo when are we gonna talk about Ryan https://t.co/iuPWkcagTyI went home ??
