Speaking of Butt Magazine, my friend Mitchel sent me this video (not safe for work!) that some gay SF hipster made for their magazine.

On a bad day, I've been accused of being a hipster. On a good day I've been accused of being a hipster sympathizer, which I can handle. No matter how tragic, or annoying, or trust-fundy they can sometimes be, I do appreciate their ability to step out of at least some of the norms of gay male culture and sexuality. I mean, when was the last time you saw main stream gays eroticize a sorta chubby, hairy, lispy, drag queen?

Obviously there are standards and norms here too (Can't grow facial hair? Forget about it.) but I do see a more consistent effort to play with gender roles, a wider range of sexually acceptable body types and a greater interest in art/culture/fashion etc.

Let's strike up a conversation though. Mitchel hated the video (boring, trite) and Trevor has been a long time opponent of the SF hipster regime. Thoughts?