Words by the Gay Times Editorial Team
October marks the start of Spooky Season, a time that queer people have always claimed as our own, from camp costumes to the joy of transformation (and several rewatches of the homoerotic stylings of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge... of course).
But this year, the world feels scarier than usual. Anti-trans rhetoric is intensifying, with politicians and pundits scapegoating the community at every turn. In the U.S., the murder of far-right influencer Charlie Kirk, committed by a white cisgender man, has been weaponised as another excuse to stoke hatred against trans people and other marginalised groups. Yet history reminds us: queer and trans people are not so easily erased.
The latest issue of Gay Times Magazine is a reminder of that. It’s a testament to resilience, to joy, to creating culture even as the world tries to shut us down.
The era of male enhancement has reached the penis
Society tells us that our penises are too small, that bigger is indeed better. Dizzying leaps in modern medicine mean that we can take matters into our own hands: JJ Croucher explores the world of wangmaxxing and meets the doctors helping men achieve the girth of their dreams.
