INSIDE THE REAL MEN'S ROOM v1: GAY NFL PLAYERS
Michael Sam was right when he said, "...I thought it was 2014, and people will understand that there are gay NFL players."
It's 2015! The world is more connected. The world is more understanding. The world is coming together in this day and age like never before, like being gay! Yet, there is still some stigma that needs to be addressed.
News flash, there are gay players in every sport. Who cares? Well, of course the media, other 'sensitive' men, 'hidden in the closet' gay men, homophob men, and single straight men. What people aren't talking about is what goes on in the men's room, or locker room per say.
There are other NFL players than Michael Sam who are also gay?! Oh my god! Yes, there are other NFL players who are gay! Dear Michael Sam, I'm sorry, you must be sick of this by now. For some reason people are still NOT ok with it. I repeat, it's 2015! Get over it! But sorry to say, that doesn't seem to be the REAL issue at hand. I find that people are afraid of what goes on in the locker room before or after the game rather than on the field, you know, it's a personal thing. Yo, come out! Jerry Sandusky is behind bars, don't be afraid to take showers with other men in the locker room. Being naked just defined someone else's similar anatomy. It isn't a competition anymore to reveal who's dick is bigger, Buzzfeed already proved that - dick's come in all different shapes and sizes, deal with it. I mean, you might as well call everyone in sports gay! Athletes and coaches, for example, slap each other in the ass and wear really tight pants in football as well as baseball. Even in basketball, people like Russel Westbrook, Kevin Durant, and LeBron James all started a fashion trend wearing flamboyant clothing and BOOM! - it suddenly became popular. What's up with manscaping these days? For those of you who do not know, manscaping is where men shave their public regions, legs, arms, and other disgusting areas that shall remain annonymous - you get the picture. Around 10-15 years ago it was still cool and manly to have pubic hair because it showed you were a "real man." Not anymore! Now, everyone has to be trimmed or shaven to get the "full effect," but we will get to that in another story.
Well, let me tell you that Jerry Sandusky didn't start the ass slap, neither Lebron nor Westbrook started the fashion trend, and straight men like David Beckham didn't start the revolution of 'manscaping.' - it happened in the men's room while male bonding, gay or straight.
Today it seems that gay men start the revolution for about everything that straight men touch anyways. You've heard about "Keepin' up with the Jones,'" well it's keeping up with the gay men because they're rocking out with their cocks out with all the hot women on their side and more money in their pockets. At the end of the day these gay athletes are professional athletes that have a talent nobody else can obtain. They are still men, they are still human beings. You see the trend. So what is the bigger picture here? You tell me...
