I agree with Wilson what he stated about Japan. It’s always been a part of their culture. That’s true. I wonder too is there any straight guy that buys Vogue? Even my dearest gay friend likes Health or GQ or Vogue for women! :)

I named it “double lives” because I understand people does not come that easily forward with some of the ways they like to recreate because our society is often so judgemental or scared for people that are “different”.

I sometimes think too much like a mother; however that proves to be somewhat better than it actually seems. You always have to be prepared to answer a child’s question. And you always have to expect a child to be imitative.

Now getting back to this Vogue. To the pictorial itself. There are images I credit with an artistic feeling. People do a lot of things behind closed doors, however. But that’s why they’re closed. It’s the unnecessary, uncalled for dimension of these photos that actually worries me. I don’t eat unless I’m hungry. So why should those closed doors open?

And that’s also why so many real man(who we think) is actually gay, like even his friend doesn’t know.