Until we stop equating topping (and the strap) with masculinity, we keep perpetuating gender stereotypes.
Words by Megan Wallace
As I write this, I’m officially Home for the Holidays™. Not only have I already sent my Christmas cards, but I’ve bought and wrapped my family’s gifts. That’s all to say that we’ve long surpassed the autumn months (or as our American friends would say, “fall”) and the season of Fem Top Fall is officially behind us. Or is it? Will it ever be?
ICYMI: Fem Top Fall may have first been coined in 2023, but it came to dominate queer TikTok discourse in 2024. Its aims? To celebrate fem tops: queer men and non-binary people with more feminine gender expression, but who also happen to be tops. While the term was initially aimed towards the gay community, it resonated with a multitude of queer identities – sapphics, in particular.
Editor's letter, January 2025: "Gay Times, but not as you know it"
Gay Times, but not as you know it. Reintroducing our monthly magazine with a bold, fresh redesign. Words by Megan Wallace We launch today, on 20 December, with The Package Issue – a wink at the festive tradition of “unwrapping” presents and a cheeky nod to GT’s soft porn past
Bigger, harder, faster, longer? Talking to the gay guys with a taste for girth
From fetishisation to close encounters of the size queen kind, Bailey Slater explores the perils and pleasures found in the world of the well-endowed. Words by Bailey Slater Does size really matter? It’s a debate that’s been tossed about from the comfy sofas of many a daytime television
Small but mighty? How the less-well-endowed are handling the hate
In an era dominated by size shaming, Ryan Cahill investigates the struggle to love your body – and the rise of the small penis humiliation kink. Words by Ryan Cahill Is my dick big enough? It’s a question that pollutes the minds of pubescent boys for hours on end, and