Two years after the launch of @rupaulsdragrace in the year 2009 we realized something similar in Germany in 2011! We produced a Trailer and a full episode by ourself ! Our concept was different and sooo funny ! We try to bring this idea to the production companies and TV stations but nobody had the balls to do it! I mean today the @rupaulbots are superstars all over the world but in #germany we have to watch them on @netflixde . That’s soooo stupid – this country isn’t anymore an innovative motor on TV since years! We are standing still. That’s ridiculous ! @sat.1 @rtlde @rtl2 @vox @wdr @arte.tv @rbbfernsehen @ardmediathek @zdfmediathek (hier: Berlin) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrVBtewB8Ad/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=nhzf3wux5kfn
Hello again queerlings! Happy Asexual Awareness Week from your friendly History is Gay hosts.
To our ace, aro, & anywhere in between listeners, we love you and hope you have all the delicious cake you can get this week! Each day this week, we’re bringing you short factoids about some people in history who likely could have identified as ace!
Today’s #AsexualAwarenessWeek highlight is illustrator Edward Gorey!
Gorey’s quirky & morbid works may have occasionally featured sexual themes, but he himself viewed his identity as a sexless one.
In an interview, he was once asked about his sexuality and he responded:
“I’m neither one thing nor the other particularly. I am fortunate in that I am apparently reasonably undersexed or something … I’ve never said that I was gay and I’ve never said that I wasn’t … what I’m trying to say is that I am a person before I am anything else …”
Give me Sodomy, or give me Death 