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A trip to Amsterdam with gloomy and humorous sights and also with many gay things and not so creative names
This weekend I’ve been to Amsterdam and have taken some time to do some of the touristy things. I’ve of course been to the Homomonument which commemorates the gay victims of the Shoah/Holocaust. As far as I know Amsterdam is … Continue reading
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Yes, I’m gay but no, I’m not flirting with you – I just happen to be British
As you may have noticed I’ve spent the past weeks in the Netherlands. Some of the greatest things about the Dutch include not only their laid-back attitude about LGBT issues but also the widespread good command of English. Though most … Continue reading
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Everything appears to be gay in Amsterdam (and that includes restaurants)
One of the reasons why I wasn’t overly active on my blog in the past days is that I was abroad and while I may have one or two good travel stories to blog I just thought I make a … Continue reading
Posted in bisexual, gay, random
Tagged Amsterdam, bi, bisexual, Bisexuality, drink, Dutch, Dutch cuisine, Dutch food, eatery, Flags, food, food and drink, gay, Gay community, Gay pride, gay restaurant, gay scene, gay travel, gaypride, gracht, hetero, heterosexual, Heterosexuality, Holland, homo, Homosexuality, journey, lesbian, lesbian community, lesbian scene, LGB, LGBT, LGBT community, LGBT scene, Netherlands, North Holland, pannenkoekenhuis, pink tourism, queer, queerdom, rainbow, rainbow colors, rainbow colours, rainbow flag, restaurant, scene, straight, tourism, travel, traveler, traveling, traveller, travelling, what?
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Tülay is maybe a bit misguided
I was with Mim and her friend Tülay during the lunch break. Mim’s & Tülay’s supervisor had just married his long-term boyfriend which Tülay found particularly exciting as she’s from a town in Turkey and doesn’t have seen many (open) … Continue reading
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Human rights, gay rights and olympic games: at times a toxic mixture. This time in Sochi.
The world or at least the LGBT world is in turmoil over Russia’s homophobic & biphobic legislation and two UK Members of Parliament have encouraged both fans & athletes to protest against Russia’s laws by putting LGBT symbols on display. … Continue reading
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