RG Beefcake and Boyfriends
Male nudity, gay romance, and queer codes in movies and television
It Gets Worse: Cute Gen Z gay guy with self-esteem issues has two girlfriends, a weird fetish, and a hunky bedtime buddy.
Alec Golinger: Australian actor/model famous for playing a trans kid bulks up, has femme friends, is obviously...with Keating cock and nude Sri Lankan dudes
Australian actor Alec or Alex Golinger gets a huge amount of attention on the teen idol site, over 2,000 photos, always near the top of the list of Top Teen Idols. Plus he has 250,000 Instagram fans. Let's see what all the fuss is about.
Starting off, he's got the three things that I look for in a guy to profile: First, a physique.
Second, guy-hugging photos, suggesting that he's gay in real life.
Here he's dating a limp-wrist boy with a femme ring and bracelet.
And third, absence of girl-hugging photos.
Wait -- in Photo #174, he's hugging a bikini girl in the pool. Maybe she's his sister.
Small Beginnings (2016): He plays a Kid. Other characters include a Knight and Dramm the Barbarian (Matthew Keating).
Left: I don't think this is the same Matthew Keating as Dramm the Barbarian.
Mrs. McCutcheon (2017): Tom (Alec) feels like he is actually a girl, so he puts on a dress and calls himself Mrs. McCutcheon. This doesn't sit well with his third form classmates, except for the "tough little charmer" Trevor, who asks him to the school dance. The plot synopsis uses he/him pronouns and never states that Tom is transgender, but clearly that is what is being implied.
Ghost Turd (2019): A vengeful spirit haunts a dog park, attacking those who don't pick up after their pets. Andrew Wood (left, probably not the right one) plays a picnicker.
Bullied (2021): Charlotte stands up to the girl who is bullying her. Alec plays an additional bully.
How do four shorts, the last in 2021, rate 2,000 photos and 250,000 Instagram followers?
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"The Kids Are Alright," eight years later. Have any of the family's eight sons muscled up? Are any gay? Any adults with n*de photos?
In 2018, I had already switched to streaming, but if you were watching network tv, you may have caught The Kids Are Alright , tucked between The Connors and Black-ish on Tuesday nights. It was one of those "Looking back on my childhood" tv shows, like The Wonder Years and The Goldbergs. In this case, Tim Doyle looks back on his Irish-American family in the 1970s with eight children, all sons.
Eight sons! And Michael Cutlitz as the hot and extremely prolific dad! If I knew it existed, I would have been there!
But let's see if any of the guys have turned on the hunkitude, or come out, during the last eight years.
First son Lawrence (Sam Straley) trained to be a priest, but left to help "save the world." And date girls.
Sam is best known for The Dropout, Welcome to Flatch, and Waiting for the Light to Change. I don't see any gay content in his work, but he's not married to a lady, so there's real life gay potential.
Second son Eddie (Caleb Foote) has a girlfriend, and disturbs his parents by being s*xually active.
Caleb Foote is best known as straight Agent Randolph on NCIS: Origins. He's got a wife.
Third son Francis (Sawyer Barth) is queer-coded. He joins a church boxing tournament to impress his dad, but can't take it, so Timmy (below) takes over; and "secretly" designs a set for the musical Timmy is starring in.
Today Sawyer identifies as queer, and uses they/them pronouns. They and Dylan Pitanza run the Utopia for Losers, a "punk and grunge" company dedicated to performing overlooked plays: so far, Mud, Pounding Nails into the Floor, and Reasons to be Pretty.
And Crush, written by Christopher Paul Richards (below), with Dylan and a girl on a disastrous first date. I don't know why the promo shows two guys getting intimate.
Fourth son Joey (Christopher Paul Richards) has a plotline about wanting to see "a woman's complete anatomy," but he is "unnerved" by the idea that a girl might be into him, and he's got a three-episode buddy-bond with Davey (Thomas Barbusca, not shown).
Love in the Time of Sea Monsters: A homoerotic fan fiction starring Jay and Mo from "Below," with some Irish and Somali guys going down
Fort McMurray was a shithole town in northern Alberta, where ox-dumb byes, former high school footballers and Newfie fishermans' sons, sweated and strained on the oil sands, and slept in too-tight quarters. Where on the weekends, there was nothing to do but drink, gamble, and suck cock.
"Fishing sounds good," Mo said, smiling. "I haven't gone fishing since I was little, back in Mogadishu."
"Where's that?"
"Somalia." Jay didn't know much about Somalia, just that there were a lot of Somali refugees in Canada, some in the oil fields in Fort Mac. And he read an article once about the biggest cocks in the world. Somalis were in the top ten.
Imagining Mo's cock, he started to blush. "What kind of fish?"
Connor ordered them to shut up. Hey, they weren't turning onto the road that led back to the B&B!
Suddenly Mo pulled a gun. Oh, shite! His hands were trembling -- he was right shitbaked, terrified! Jay could use his hesitation -- he jerked at the gun. Mo shot indiscriminately, Connor screamed -- and they flew off the road into the bay.
Jay managed to kick open the car door and swim out just as the sea monster attacked, its huge mouth chomping down on the car...chewing it? "Jay, help!" Mo yelled.
Jesus shite! He dove back into the bay and pulled Mo to safety, but he didn't reach Connor in time. The sea monster finished chomping on the car and disappeared.
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