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To whatever extent Harvey Milk and Matthew Shepard are household names, they’re far ahead of Vincent Chin or Fred Korematsu.
"I spent a long time not wanting to be me, not worthy of attention or love or desire. It makes us stand out,” he said. That hit me. Cody encourages followers to engage in conscious, intentional, and connected sexual experiences.
E21: FinDom (Financial Domination) - Kayden Dior
Summary In this conversation, Matticus interviews Kayden Dior, an adult content creator, about his experiences in the industry and his recent travels to Berlin.
I wouldn’t say I’m part of the Asian community. I love the concept of being verse. I actually started getting into Findom a lot more recently. But here’s a mostly-white gay world that wants to welcome you. It’s almost like, to live your life openly, you’ve entered American society. And self-reflection. But therein lie opportunities that allow for greater understanding, and the capacity and ability to build community.” He is currently in his third term, and there are now five people of Asian decent and seven queer people in the legislative body.
He is in a supportive and open relationship with his partner, who also works in the adult content creation industry. Came out with a business plan, came out with a monthly report of what I'm trying to do, what I'm trying to achieve, came out with a campaign strategy for how I'm gonna build content out, how I'm gonna charge people, how I'm gonna get people engaged."
The Urgent Question Gay Asian-American Men Are Asking Themselves
Every night he goes to gay bars in Portland, Oregon, Justin Riel, a 39-year-old Filipino immigrant who works as a data manager for local courts, gets hit on by white men.
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“It has always been a strange time to be an Asian-American male or masc-identifying person, because you’ve never been given the agency to own your identity—ever since the 1800s and the Yellow Peril propaganda tool to emasculate the Asian-American male. It requires compassion, empathy, and understanding to get there.
“Being a minority within a minority has certainly made me more empathetic to the struggles of feeling invisible, being a marginalized community,” he said. He explains that Findom can take different forms, such as humiliation, draining bank accounts, or engaging in alpha/sub dynamics. You don’t see intimacy that often. In some ways, what we do will become the model.”
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chef Jon Pham, 33, the Georgia-born son of a Vietnamese refugee, who despite not knowing much about his Vietnamese heritage is seen as the “token Asian guy” among gay social groups. And I think when I do that, I have a lot more fun." "I'm a verse top. What it means to be queer now doesn’t subscribe to the cisgender white male ideal of beauty.”
That is a relief to Joey Wasserman, 35, a Hong Kong adoptee raised by Jewish parents who owned a gay bar in Philadelphia.
There’s no prescribed notion to being gay in Asian America, but we need community and connective threads,” he explained. Chad Remy discusses his experiences with Findom (financial domination) and the various requests he receives from fans. Cody plans to retire from the industry in the future and focus on his art career.
I’m the center of attention! (He’s now senior director of development at SAGE, an advocacy group for gay elders.) “In a country that is founded upon diversity, identity barriers are hard.