MISS GAY CHUBBY UK 2016

 by: MisS VictoriA DaviD

The inner beauty of a person is unique and comes from within but the physical beauty manifests in a more evidently obvious way. It is shown in different physiques as well as in all sizes.

On the 05th of November this year, a first of its kind beauty pageant in the United Kingdom will be held at Kensington Close Hotel, Kensington. A beauty pageant which will raise more equality as well as uphold the self-esteem of the stunning chubby gays. They will no doubt display themselves flamboyantly on stage. Family members and supporters who have purchased entry tickets will surely be looking forward to seeing how together the candidates are. The participants will most especially all be looking forward to engaging on stage in the battle with their unparalleled intelligence, self confidence and poise. 

 (Scarlet) 

 (Angelica) 

 (Cassey) 

 (Judy Ann) 

 (Glenda) 

In less than a month, these magic 5 curvaceous candidates for the title of Miss Gay Chubby UK 2016 will compete on the stage at Kensington Close Hotel, Kensington for the coronation night. In connection to this, they are convivially inviting us to cast our vote on Facebook as to who we think is our favourite candidate. Each one vying for the coveted crown has an individual, whole body and portrait, picture on Facebook for you to hit the 'Like' button via One Philippines' Facebook page link below, 

One Philippines' Facebook Page

This year's peerless beauty pageant entitled, Miss Gay Chubby UK 2016, is organised by B.E. Productions in collaboration with One Philippines New Magazine U.K. 

 *Information and Photos Courtesy of One Philippines' Facebook Page

THE LGBTQIA (LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, QUEER/ QUESTIONING, INTERSEX AND ASEXUAL) STORY

 by: MisS VictoriA DaviD

Sometime before 1967, being a homosexual in the United Kingdom was considered a crime that could lead to a sentence of indefinite “preventive detention”. Homosexuals were considered to be dangerous sexual offenders- if found or assessed thoroughly by the court to have engaged in private and consensual sex (with men).

Courtesy of www.advocate.com

Gays, in those years, were hiding their true identities in order to avoid criminal convictions and also suspicion from their families. Though it wasn’t the ideal solution, most gays chose to marry in order to conform to what society thought was 'right and appropriate' behaviour. They naturally also wanted to avoid people’s inhumane judgements. But this didn't resolve nor change who really they were underneath. They may be handsome husbands or robust looking fathers, but deeply within they were gays.

We know for a fact that tying the knot with another, care and respect, can be the path to happiness. But to marry without love and affection only for security purposes is a huge and terrible mistake. There were many married gays who have ended-up having a vex life though they had adorable kids and a loving family. Tragically speaking, for those who couldn't handle the miseries they felt inside, they committed the heavyhearted way of ending their existence, suicide. Sad but true!

Courtesy of www.advocate.com

I was told by a close friend that intellectual and educated gays in the U.K. started a clandestine organisation which aimed at broadcasting who they were and spoke about their inner feelings as humans. One of their very powerful tools that helped in spreading and strengthening out their opinions and factual evidences about gays was to publish a newspaper that was given to the public for free. And because of that, the public as well as their families gradually understood and accepted the existence of homosexuality. Not just in the United Kingdom but also around the world.

Nowadays, gay people are having a much more relax and calm life than before. But we still cannot deny the fact that discrimination does still exist. Whether we like it or not, the most affected ones are the meek looking homosexuals or those who cannot defend themselves from the hands of narrow minded people.

As they say, we cannot expect everybody to welcome third sex people into the community. But we have to look at the greater picture which is; it is no longer a crime for them to express their true identities in public. And as result, more and more gays are stepping-out of their closets with pride and confidence, even at a very young age, because of their family's love and support.