In the United States, there is a very old organization Normal. Two- and four-year-olds, his and her bathrobe, the white picket fence, the two-car garage – these are the things you want to achieve, the standards you have to expect want. But those goals don’t work for everyone.
When you look beyond that norm, you start to find more options. You may have more, fewer or no children at all; Your bathrobe can be his and his, hers and hers, theirs and theirs, combined or numbered. The picket fence can be swapped out for apartment exits, and the two-car garage can specifically accommodate two-wheeled vehicle.
that is thesis coined by Reymond Drew in his Pride Month work for RevZilla, where he examines the history of gay culture as it relates to motorcycles. Since 1953 Wild people ARRIVE Lil Nas X’s collaboration with Super73Gay people and motorcycles often go hand in hand — both forced to exist outside the “norm” of American culture.
Drew’s entire work is worth reading, traversing his decade through exotic motorcycle designs from Stonewall to leather culture to metal music and even Fast and furious movie. Homosexual culture is much older than you are – homosexuals have, of course, used motorcycles along the way.
