This is hilarious!



"YOU GO TO YOUR ROOM, AND DONT COME OUT TILL YOU'RE NOT GAY!"
"MY SON IS A LESBIAN"
Too funny!
But, one also has to accept the fact that in the real world, many parents are not fully aware of homosexuality... Especially in India.
This clip exhibits this ignorance, but it doesn't make you feel bad! Thanks to the "Indian mother" and her comments like "COULDN'T U EVEN FIND A NICE INDIAN BOY"...

This is probably the most amazing video in youtube!

Here is something very hot. These guys are amazing!
Well, yeah it was funny. But, it was homoerotic nevertheless.

Hi there!
A college in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala has expelled a few of its students because they had shot a short film on homosexuality.

They are bachelors and masters students of St. Joseph college in Kottayam. The students had made this 5 minute short film called 'Secret Minds' for an intercollegiate film festival. The college authorities were apparently not impressed by the film that features some partially nude scenes. The students claim that these scenes were important for the script and that morality needs to take a back seat in film festivals where the creativity of artists is given more importance.



The moral policing does not exist only in Gujarat. Its present in all places where there are narrow-minded conservative people are. The college authorities' act of expelling the student is condemnable. Such acts can only discourage students and stop them from exploring their talents in the confines of the so-called morality.

The issue of homosexuality is always viewed with contempt and artists who associate their work with such issues find themselves at the receiving end. This is not healthy. Definitely not for a country that claims to be the world's largest democracy.

"who are you?"

After a long time, I received a text message from him. He was one of the very few guys I was attracted to in my college. I never managed to tell him that I was interested in him. I was not prepared to lose his friendship. But eventually I did find myself separated from him. It was too hard to control myself... to stare into his eyes... to hold his hands... to stop my fingers from feeling his thighs... ... ... just being with him. I did not want anybody to suspect that I'm showing any special interest in him. More importantly, I didn't want him to know that. Because I was quite certain that he was not gay.

It read 'good morning'. Such messages usually remain not more than a few minutes in my inbox. But, this was special. I did not delete it. I scanned my inbox for a forwarded message that suggests 'I missed you'. Found something and sent it immediately.

He never replied but continued to send 'good morning' messages. I couldn't help but assume that he had been sending that to all his friends.

Today, I didn't receive any. I don't remember getting any message from his number even the previous day. I scanned my inbox again. This time for some message that is more neutral. Something just to let him know that I'm free.

Within minutes of sending the message, I got the reply. I was so happy seeing his name on my screen. The next moment, it disappeared. Anger, disappointment, and sorrow quickly replaced it.

The message read "Hello, who is this?"