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EUROPE: Our sustainable train trip with Eurail / Interrail through Europe from France to the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany.
USA: Our road trip from Portland to Crater Lake, stunning Waterfalls at Umpqua River Valley & the beauty of the Pacific Coast.
USA: As nature lovers, it was our quest for this USA trip to seek and experience Portland’s most beautiful natural highlights..
USA: Located on the Columbia and Willamette Rivers, we didn’t have to leave Portland to experience the Pacific Northwest region.
AMSTERDAM: Firstly, we won the Lonely Planet LGBTIQ+ Storyteller Award. Then we wrote our first book. And now we’re on German TV.
GERMANY: In the first LGBTQ+ Travel Book in German language, we are giving insights into our lives and LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.
A German-Dutch gay couple, happily living the adventurous life together, eager to explore the world around us, from our favorite neighborhood restaurant to adventurous hiking trails into the mountains and exciting city trips around the globe.
We are Karl and Daan from the Gay Couple Travel Blog Couple of Men, and we’d like to inspire you to explore the world open-minded, respectful, and with a happy heart.
USA: Our road trip around California, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada. Gran Canyon, Zion National Park, Yosemite, San Francisco and LA – join us on our trip to the land of opportunity.
PERU: For us, our Peru adventure meant learning more about the history of this South American country, which goes back much further than ‘just’ to the glorious Incas.
SOUTHERN AFRICA: Our journey through rural inhabited Savannah regions, windy dunes and protected National Parks turned out to be one of our biggest gay travel adventures ever.
Happy Pride! With this international greeting, lesbians, gays, intersexual, transsexual and queer people, as well as their friends and allies, are marching side by side demonstrating various LGBTQ+ Pride parades for equality, acceptance, and equal love. But what does PRIDE for the LGBTQ+ community actually mean and stand for? Why are we using the abbreviation LGBTQ+? And why is a Coming Out for queer people so important and really still necessary? We are giving answers to these and additional questions on our Gay Couple Travel Blog Couple of Men.
ORLANDO: We stayed at the LGBTQ+ friendly Review Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando, Florida, a premier resort hotel to Universal Studios Florida™, located close to the Universal CityWalk Orlando.
MUNICH: The 4-star hotel was our accommodation for the 4-days trip to Munich this summer with enough space to play games, to dance to DJ sets, and to work in an LGBTQ+ welcoming environment.
FINLAND: Before we start with our review of the gay-friendly Klaus K Hotel in Helsinki, we want to warn you, it is going to be a very sexy gay-friendly hotel article.
NEW YORK: We must admit that New York his has been on our gay travel to-do list for a long time following in the footsteps of LGBTQ+ activists around the city of New York.
USA: The Yosemite National Park in California was one of our top highlights we planned for our four weeks road trip around the South West of the United States of America.
JAPAN: One of our highlights and on top of our bucket list for our Japan Travels was without any doubt our two-nights stay at a Buddhist monastery in the mountains of Mount Koya in the South of Osaka.
By sharing their stories, we get to understand the daily lives of couples that are running a business together, that are activists for freedom and equality together, that are facing everyday problems together or that simply are what they actually are, two people in love. This is why we use Queer Couple Stories on our Gay Couple Travel Blog Couple of Men to raise awareness of LGBTQ+ couples and their situations with the goal to change the perception and acceptance in our society. We want them to be seen – by sharing their stories.
WORLDWIDE: Need inspiration on where to travel next? Or you’re not sure which places are suitable for travelers from the LGBTQ+ community? LGBTQ+ travel books help lesbian, gay, trans, and queer travelers find inspiration and direction for planning their gaycation.
WORLDWIDE: Our selection of the 12 best international LGBTQ+ books in English with lesbian, gay, transgender and queer community topics worldwide.
AMSTERDAM: In 2022, the LGBTQ+ film festival Roze Filmdagen will be full of colorful movies, docus and short films. We selected the best 10 queer movies for you!
AMSTERDAM: For the 25th edition of the queer film festival Roze Filmdagen, we teamed up with festival director Werner Borkes to choose our best gay movies of 2022.
AMSTERDAM: The 25th edition of the queer film festival, movies, docus and short films about queer culture will be shown either at Ketelhuis or streamable at home.
AMSTERDAM: “If I were a woman, I’d be a showstopper” – Sarah’s interview with Dutch Drag Queen from Amsterdam Lady Galore about her book ‘Glitter maatk alles beter – Glitter makes everything better’
MOLDOVA: How safe and enjoyable is the life of the LGBTQ+ community in the Eastern European country? Sarah attended an online event organized to answer these questions…
UKRAINE: Sarah learned about the situation of the LGBTQ+ community in the Eastern European country at an online event organized specifically for activists and journalists.
LAOS: The Democratic People’s Republic of Laos also called Laos for short, has the reputation of being one of the most tolerant communist countries for the LGBTQ+ community.
CAMBODIA: Additionally to the two genders, male and female, Cambodia’s national language Khmer also knows the third gender kteuy, describing a person who has the physical characteristics of one gender but the behavior of the other.
VIETNAM: Homosexuality was still described as a social evil by a national television broadcaster in 2002, comparable to prostitution and illegal gambling. Over the past years, the situation for the LGBT community in Vietnam has improved.
MYANMAR: …or Burma, still one of the most conservative countries in Southeast Asia, is also the country where life is anything but easy for LGBTQ+ people
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There have been a ton of relationships within the X-Men universe, so we're taking a look at 10 of the best, as well as 10 of the absolute worst!
To quote the credo of the podcast Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men , the ongoing saga of the band of beloved mutants is “comics’ greatest superhero soap opera.” And just like any soap opera, X-Men comics are rife with romance, heartbreak, bizarre hookups, and joyful reunions. Of course, unlike most soap operas, X-Men titles are also packed to the brim with time travel, alternate dimensions, magic, dinosaur men, and aliens, which makes them arguably better soapy dramas. Despite the craziness surrounding the characters populating the page, what has always drawn fans to keep reading, even if an issue nosedives right into a pool of insanity, is the relationships between the X-folk.
Whether it’s a long standing blood feud or a will they/won’t they romance, the ever-evolving nature of said connections between these heroes and villains keeps us coming back month after month and has been for half a century. We, as fans, want to see certain characters find love and happiness and we’re crushed when things fall apart for them or if one of the characters is presumed dead or stuck in space or whatever. However, there are relationships fans are a little less hip to -- sometimes the drama on the page is birthed from utter disdain.
Few X-Men relationships have had the same impact and longevity as the one between Kitty Pryde and Piotr Rasputin. The sheer level of soapy drama these two have endured is a hallmark for why fans keep coming back to X-Men titles month after month for the last few decades. From deaths to jealous outbursts that nearly leave people dead to being presumed dead or just lost in space to dating someone like Star-Lord, Shadowcat and Colossus’ romance has survived it all, and is finally reaching its logical progression (at least for these two): matrimony.
Now, this isn’t to say the pulpy drama will come to an end. Oh, no. A marriage license does not bar these mutants from such things. If anything, the stakes have been raised. Hopefully the wedding event that will occur is a bit more exciting than the one from X-Men #30 in which Jean Grey and Scott Summers tied the knot (Jean’s dress was amazing, though, like, Royal Wedding amazing). The cool, righteousness of Colossus has always been the perfect yin to Kitty’s spunky, brash yang and we love them for it. Now, to be fair, the most recent reunion between these two has been met with a bit of head-scratching. Kitty and Pete getting back together seemed to face little resistance (think Anakin turning to the Dark Side in Episode III ). But again, for a couple who have known each other for so long, their interactions are almost in short hand.
Rebound relationships that rise from the ashes of trauma are not always destined to fail, but more often than not, they do. During Rick Remender, Jerome Opeña, Greg Tocchini, and Phil Noto’s brilliant 35-issue run of Uncanny X-Force , a quintet of heavy-hitting mutant assassins are put through the wringer, both physically and emotionally. Wolverine, Psylocke, Archangel, Fantomex, and Deadpool (and AoA Nightcrawler and Deathlok later on) are sent on increasingly insane missions that test their moralities and their relationships with one another. Midway through the series, the team is forced to turn on one of their own when Archangel takes his doomed position as the new Apocalypse. Needless to say, this puts a pretty bad hampering on his relationship with Psylocke (turning into a genocidal demigod has that effect on couples).
After resolving what could have led to mass destruction, it left Warren Worthington III a shell of his former self, for better and way worse. With Betsy Braddock essentially losing the love of her life, she runs into the warm embrace of fellow teammate, Fantomex, who is a character who is pretty awesome when he’s cracking pop culture jokes and taking out baddies with dual pistols whilst wearing a white trench coat like a Matrix villain reject, but the guy is a crummy boyfriend. Basically Betsy left a beautiful billionaire for the X-Men's equivalent of Pepe Le Pew.
Storm and Wolverine have seen some pretty rough times together. They have fought alongside one another as warriors and come out on the other side of some horrific situations broken, yet stronger than they were before. Logan is a Ronin warrior, doing the best one can do with his haunted past and fractured moral code. Ororo is a goddess who loves her fellow X-Man and will defend them with every ounce of her powers. These two, both hopeless romantics in their own way, have found love in the foxhole on more than one occasion. Their on again-off again relationship has been a staple of X-Men comics for decades. And no matter where their desires have taken them, they wind up finding each other once more.
There’s a sense of hero worship from each of them imprinted on the other. They see each other for what they truly are, a savage warrior and an altruistic goddess, and they accept their roles -- there is a certain poetry in this. Even the X-Men film franchise has tapped into this undying love, giving audiences a moment where Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine lovingly embraces Halle Berry’s Storm during X-Men: Days of Future Past . It’s a moment that seems to comes out of left field for viewers not familiar with the comic books, but for long-time fans, their on-screen kiss makes perfect sense.
When it comes to huge age gaps in relationships, some folks justify them by the old adage “age is just a number.” While, yes, this is technically true in a literal sense, credit scores and alcohol levels on a breathalyzer are also just numbers, but they have consequences and certain outcomes that might change your life for good or ill. One of the more disparate age gaps in X-Men couple history (besides with whoever Wolverine dates ever since the guy is over a century old) is between Rogue and Magneto. To be fair, age works on a sliding scale in comic books. Superman has been about 27 years old for nearly a century, after all.
Rogue and Magneto’s relationship has been pretty unorthodox, even for X-Men comics which but the X in unorthodox (we’ll be here all week, folks). During the Savage Land story in Uncanny X-Men #274 and 275, there is certainly some tension between the two, but it’s easy to chalk it up to two people being in a dire situation together. Nothing came to fruition between these two and any romantic feelings seemed to pretty one sided (coming from Rogue for the most part). It wasn’t until the massive X-Men event “Age of Apocalypse” that these characters made things creepy as this version of Magneto was pretty manipulative towards the younger Rogue… so yeah, hard pass.
Samuel Guthrie is a kind Southern boy from Kentucky, who spent his youth laboring away in a coal mine after losing his father. He would wind up saving the life of someone in that coal mine whilst revealing his true nature. Sam eventually learned to control his mutant abilities of jet propulsion and generating an impenetrable “blast field” while in the air to become the superhero known as Cannonball. A short time after this, the rebellions teenage mutant Tabitha Smith was living in Roanoke, Virginia with her abusive father. Once she had enough, she ran away from home and was welcomed to Xavier's Academy for Gifted Youngsters and would take on myriad monikers such as Time Bomb, Boomer, Meltdown and Boom Boom.
Soon after, these two Southern teenage heartthrobs fell in love with one another during their time as members of the New Mutants. Sam and Tabitha’s mutual affinity for rebellious behavior and living dangerously made them quite the match. Sadly, after several years, their relationship fell apart due to being assigned to separate teams and Cannonball constantly being gone on missions. Tabitha felt this distance the hardest despite trying to connect to Sam as often as possible. And despite how their relationship dissolved (which was in a very high school drama sort of way), fans still have a soft spot for their romance.
There is only but so much borderline sycophantic behavior a relationship can withstand before it becomes utterly repulsive. The strange and rather unnerving romance (and we use that word loosely here) between Mortimer Toynbee (better known as the X-Men villain, Toad) and Paige Guthrie (known as Husk) in Wolverine and The X-Men never quite felt right with readers. Now, this notion is not relegated to the fact that Toad is arguably one of the worst X-Men villains ever to slink across the page or the fact that Husk’s judgement was not firing on all cylinders due to her powers going haywire. Even the obvious princess and the frog parallel wasn’t what made this relationship cringeworthy.
Why we, as a comic readers, never really bought into Husk and Toad’s relationship was the fact that is was birthed from a tragic sense of desperation. There’s nothing to really root for other than some minute sense of self-worth being discovered by these two. Toad, who was acting as a janitor at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning when we first meet him in the series, never really grew as a character even when he joins the Hellfire Club in act of betrayal. He winds up just dipping right back into Groundskeeper Willie territory (only not as funny). And Husk never grows beyond the insulting “crazy girlfriend” archetype. Despite the satirical nature of this romance, we would have liked to see it develop into something more.
One of the more predominate personality traits Laura Kinney shares with her genetic “father,” Logan is a penchant for flying off the handle (they aren’t called "Wolverine" for nothing). But much like Logan, Laura also has a tender heart when you peel back the layers of anger, layers that were shellacked on by copious amounts of tortuous experimenting and heartbreak (that sort of thing would turn anyone a bit enraged from time to time). And that ten
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