Coming out in Hollywood in 2012 became a casual affair. Gone were the days of the “I’m Gay” cover photo.
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60 Reasons to be Proud in 2012
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Don’t Fear the Fad
Just because something is a fad does not necessarily make it a bad investment.
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“I’m happy I have a wife, and having two people both contributing across the board goes a long way.”
This is a comment by Lars Fisher on the post “I’d Benefit From a Traditional Wife”.