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This month we feature Miles Fallon as he Makes His KINK.COM Debut (you should have seen the pictures I saw). When out adult film star Miles Fallon first reached out to KinkMen.com, he didn’t come with years of experience or a carefully crafted persona—he came with vulnerability. “I told the director straight up that I was brand new to BDSM,” he says. “I wanted my first experiences to be real. On camera. No pretending, no acting. Just me, genuinely exploring this side of myself for the first time.” That raw honesty set the tone for what would become one of the most talked-about debuts in the world of queer kink porn. “They were excited to capture that kind of energy, and honestly, so was I,” Fallon adds. “I didn’t know how far I’d go, but I knew I wanted to be taken there.” Q Feature.

SOLIDARITY | EQUALITY | COMMUNITY I wrote this piece to coincide with ‘Pride Month’. I however believe that Pride is something we should recognise 24/7 12 months of the year. This is a greatly abbreviated version. For over twelve years, I have travelled globally, serving on the board of InterPride and advocating for the freedoms rightfully claimed by the LGBTIQA+ communities. It is challenging to convey the true significance of this honour through words alone. The privilege of participating in various Prides, WorldPrides, and related social and political events is only matched by the remarkable individuals I have met and continue to consider friends. Alan Reiff (a fellow Champion of Pride365, pictured with me in NYC) has undoubtedly had the most profound impact on my life. Despite being separated by geographic distances, he remains my closest friend. We were introduced in Vancouver, after which I requested to stay at his apartment in Queens during my first trip to New York City. Thanks to his generosity, his apartment became my second home for the subsequent 11 years (I still possess the keys). At one point, Alan and I were seen together so frequently that his late mother, Estelle, believed we were a couple. The number of cafes, restaurants, theatres, galleries, embassies, venues, bars, clubs, private parties, cities, countries, Prides and WorldPrides we have attended together is countless. Without this man, my life would be significantly different. Alan and my relationship is indicative of those formed daily via the wonderful machine called 'Pride'. I have often stated that 'Pride will never be irrelevant.' As my friend Gilbert Baker once said to me in his home in Harlem, "Pride gives us a very important thing: visibility. Without it, we would become invisible”. Essentially, if you must ask why we have Pride, you do not truly understand the ethos at the heart of Prides worldwide. Q Comment.

Featured articles (in highres PDF format):

Q World - Elska Does the Gay Capital of Asia.

Q Connect - CONNecting for a Cause.

Q Music- ... and it's FABULOUS.

Q Life - with Gabriel Tabasco - Chapter 15: The Casting Couch.

Q Musical - TARZAN.

Q Musical Too - Ordinary Days.

Q Book - Pride and Prejudices.

Q Concert - Chamber Made.

Q Advice - Should You Invest in ETF's or Property?

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