Are not these painfully familiar lines?
“Being at the bottom of the sexual hierarchy, I had to develop intellectually, and my personality too… you know those things that had to matter.”
“I started going to the gym seriously 5 or 6 years ago, and I think it is all tied with low self esteem, wanting to be bigger, wanting to be the ideal body.”
Here’s “Forbidden Fruit,” an Australian-produced documentary tackling the difficulties of Asian gay guys in dating and perception. It’s a pretty interesting and honest look into the subculture of Asian (specifically Chinese) gay men in Australia.
Forbidden Fruit — Part 1 of 2
Forbidden Fruit — Part 2 of 2
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hi congrats on your 100 days. hope you can feature some photos of raffy ruiz. i just saw him today on venta5, that show on channel 5 that sells stuff. he is adorable! what a smile. how old is he? his voice sends shivers down my spine.
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it painful to watch because it’s even true here in good ol’ USA but i’m glad you posted it so we become more aware of ourselves. Acceptance will set you free!
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CONGRATULATIONS on your 1st 100 days! Could you please post some photos of or features on Daniel Smith, Chad Carpenter(?) and the rest of Nicole’s alleged rapists? Honestly, I do fantasize being gang banged by those beautiful guys. I wont cry foul, promise!
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Di ba considered crime ang GAY sa China?
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Daniel smith anna nicole smith’s son, already past away
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very enlightening! thanx for sharing!
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migs meron pa akong mga short film like boyslife 2 and 3. incase gusto mo ng copy alam mo na kung san ako mahahanap hehe..
congrats !
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Sorry, but the correct title of the documentary is China Dolls - Forbidden Fruit is merely the title of one of the segments. Secondly this is only two thirds of the documentary 18 mins has opposed to 27min running time — the first and last segments are missing. First segment is called Banana, the last Fruit Salad.
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