We were recently asked to take part in a documentary on the subject of masculinity by Andrew Extein, a student from USC School of Social Work.  At first I was reluctant because we didn’t want our fem boys to feel slighted.  We love and value our fem gay boys and feel that they are a very important part of who we are culturally.  And, we love to fuck them, lol.  But then we met Andrew and we talked more about his intriguing project, and we quickly knew we needed to take part.

We welcomed him and his documentary crew into our home and our lives and let them ask whatever they wanted.  Andrew’s questions were very thoughtful and we really felt as though we were contributing to something important.  We can’t wait to see the finished product!  As the day turned to night, the filming went great and the three gents (all named, Andrew) stuck around after for some NON-SEXUAL fun.  I have to admit that the sexual tension in the room was evident from all corners of our house (see pics).  Some clothing did come off and some eyebrows were raised and some crotches were BULGING, mostly mine and Hunter’s, lol.  Had Hunter and I not just blown our loads, we would have tried to instigate something for sure.  The Andrews Three were a pleasure to chill with and they are welcome back anytime.  Specifically, Hunter and I feel we need to revisit the BULGING crotch situation; these boys were pretty modest, but you never know.

MASC is a documentary short that explores the fetish of masculinity in gay and queer communities through the eyes of self-described “masc” gay “bros” and other gender paradoxes. Currently a student at USC School of Social Work, Andrew Extein is calling attention to the values within gay and queer communities that have the potential to harm, while at the same time providing a deeply empathic portrait of compelling characters. Combining a background in visual art, a passion for social justice, and insight into gay culture, the filmmaker is questioning what it means to be gay – and what it means to be a man.