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Wickes praised for influential message on Brighton Pride float
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Wickes joined the Brighton Pride festivities over the weekend with a powerful message on its float. The DIY shop featured two large posters, which both had bold messaging.
One poster said ‘No LGB without the T. We stand by our trans siblings now and forever.’ The other poster featured ‘Ban Conversion Therapy for ALL’ on a Pride flag background.
The float also featured renamed paint colours, including ‘Quirky Queer’, ‘Electric Enby’, ‘Gloriously Gay’ and ‘Pefectly Pan’.
Many took to Twitter to praise the retailer’s statement. It’s said to be bolder than other brands’ support of the LGBTQ+ community.
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04.09 / 16:39
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This gay man on steroids is answering all of Reddit’s questions
A Reddit user recently outed himself as a gay man who uses steroids, offering to answer any question other users in the r/askgaybros subreddit wanted to ask. And the side effects he describes may serve as a cautionary tale for others considering steroid use.One commenter asked the obvious question: Why would the Redditor take steroids in the first place? “Body dysmorphia,” the Redditor explained. “I also have very poor genetics for building muscle and was not happy with my body even after six to seven years in the gym.”Another commenter asked about two of the widely known side effects of steroids: shrinking of the testicles and severe acne.“Yes and yes,” the Redditor replied.
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