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Educating people who bottom with tips, resources, and recipes that make them feel (& perform) their best! Years ago, I visited my high school beardwho lives in New York City, for a long weekend of fun that I thought would center food. And eating is one of them.

Feminine behaviors and bodies have long been a target for degradation, and Birdsall shares that bottom-shaming was prevalent back then in misogynistic reverence for more masculine tops. Now, that narrative is changing.

It made more sense as I watched his Instagram grid populate with Fire Island group shots featuring other cisgender gay males with rippling six-packs and short-shorts. Alex Hall, ‘Chief Eating Officer’ of The Bottom’s Digest (Photo: Supplied) A recently launched Tik Tok and Instagram brand has picked up thousands of followers within weeks of launching.

You see people eating and drinking and really living a more sort of balanced and pleasurable lifestyle, and then they practice preparation, if you will, rather than denying yourself a meal.

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This kind of abstention still exists in the gay community, though conversation around bottom food has reached new heights this Pride season. But this started to change as the AIDS crisis heightened and those affected were challenged to keep weight on at all, experimenting with cannabis to drum up an appetite and fermented foods to boost their immune systems.

Queer food personalities and chefs are pushing back. Why not? The account is also reintegrating consent and affirmation of bottoms into the equation. Here's what you need to know about her TikTok global marketing director boyfriend. That diet usually involves a regulated intake that avoids rich foods including meat and dairy, cuts out cruciferous vegetables and other bloat-inducing foods, preps before sex with anal douching, and mixes in generous helpings of the fiber supplement Pure for Men.

The goal of all this is not necessarily six-pack abs, but anxiety-free sex. Who is Alex Hall dating in Selling the OC, that isn't Tyler Stanaland? In the mornings he would religiously drink a green vegetable puree that was so foul that I spat it out in the sink when he shared it with me.

Hosted by Alex Hall 🍑. See our ethics statement. To understand bottom food today, we have to go back to San Francisco in the s. There was no roadmap for bottoming or bottom food that Birdsall recalls, but service journalism from the still-publishing Bay Area Reporter BAR and book The Joys of Gay Sex filled in some gaps when public sex education was woefully inadequate, or rather nonexistent.

The. As season three of Selling the OC premieres on Netflix, star Alex Hall tells E! News where she and Tyler Stanaland's relationship really stands today.

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If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. Though we were closeted in high school, we are both out now, him, a gay male, and me, a nonbinary dyke. The idea that bottoms need to adjust their food choices for a cleaner sexual experience is pervasive.

A lack of education left the gay community to educate themselves, to the point of derision and discomfort. He recalls how the gay community then, despite it arising because of exclusion from mainstream America, closely mimicked cisgender and straight sexual attitudes and body ideals.

As we planned out meals for the trip, he shot down my requests for Balthazar and Momofoku, instead making a midday reservation for a now-shuttered Meatpacking District restaurant where his favorite dish was thinly sliced squash on porous pancakes.

Gay chef Alex Hall runs The Bottom’s Digest TikTok page alongside his husband Mike Floeck, where they’ve been putting out “bottom-friendly” recipes for over a year. Our Southern California teen years were characterized by getting high and driving to the famed restaurant the Hatwhere the god-tier order is the stacked pastrami dip, onion rings, and an Orange Bang.

As a foil to the thin and hairless gay male trope, bear culture — where larger bodies and appetites reigned — began to emerge. He asserts that it should never get in the way of living your life.