Gays in and
Out of the City

Something for your Mind

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Stonewall

Pop Culture

Lesbians

Influence

Straight

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Power

Sex Guide

Brotherhood

Things Straight Men Do And Gay Men Won't

Play Golf

Golf club culture is very straight and conservative (small c and big C, simultaneously). My sister and I have substantially moved on and away from the country club conservative culture. I still like the prep aesthetic, though I frankly loathe the values of the people in it. Probably I just like the polish/image/power it projects. Nonetheless, my sister and I traveled from NY and SD, respectively, to visit our grandfather this January. We were struck over a club lunch or dinner at just how unstintingly out of place we were aesthetically and values.

Gambling

I'm a straight man and I love gambling. I don't have the money to go to casinos, and I intentionally don't gamble because I know my personality well enough to know that if I allow myself to do so casually, and not just as a special occasion type of thing it would quickly become a problem for me. But I do love it, and if I had the money to take an annual or biannual trip to a casino I would absolutely do that.

Speedway Racing

The first speedway purpose-built for automobile racing was constructed in 1906 at Brooklands, near Weybridge, Surrey, England. The track was a 4.45 km circuit, 30 m (100 ft) wide, with two curves banked to a height of 8.5 m. Sprint, relay, endurance, and handicap races were run at Brooklands, as well as long-distance runs (1,600 km) in 1932. Twenty-four hour races were held in 1929–31. Brooklands closed in 1939. The first road racing allowed in England was at Donington Park, Lancashire, in 1932, but the circuit did not survive World War II.