Savage Lovecast Episode 1012
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In this episode of the Savage Lovecast, Dan Savage delivers a fiery critique of the myth that Donald Trump won the gay vote in 2024, citing NBC exit poll data showing a 15-point shift from Trump to Kamala Harris among LGBT voters—making them the only demographic group to move decisively away from Trump. He condemns MAGA gay men as pariahs, using a provocative slogan 'don't breed them, don't feed them' to express community rejection. The episode then shifts to listener questions: a bi-poly man from Australia debates his identity with his partner, a woman from Melbourne seeks advice on pegging a Navy man twice her size, and a woman reconnected with a high school crush during a shiva wonders how to delicately probe whether his marriage is open. Savage advises directness and honesty, especially given the emotional weight of the moment. The show concludes with a deep dive into Gen Z’s 'looks maxing' culture through a conversation with New York Times writer Christine Emba, who explores how young men are optimizing their appearance to gain status in a hyper-visual, economically anxious world—often at the cost of emotional intimacy and relationships. The episode closes with listener feedback and a reminder to support the show via Magnum subscriptions.
LGBT voters shifted 15 points away from Trump in 2024, making them the only demographic to do so—proving the 'gay vote for Trump' myth is false.
MAGA gay men are widely viewed as pariahs within the LGBTQ+ community; Savage urges normie gays to reject them socially and sexually.
When exploring pegging, prioritize communication and let your partner guide you—experience matters more than technique.
Don’t assume a marriage is open—ask directly and honestly, especially when rekindling a long-lost attraction.
Gen Z’s 'looks maxing' culture reflects deeper anxiety about status, visibility, and self-worth in a hyper-visual, digital world.
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The Myth of the Gay Vote for Trump
“If everyone had voted in 2024, like LGBT voters voted in 2024, if we'd seen 15 point swings away from Trump among Asian voters and Hispanic voters and Gen Z voters, Kamala Harris would be the president of the United States right now.”
MAGA Gays: Pariahs in the LGBTQ+ Community
“Fuck MAGA gays. Or better yet, don't? I stumbled over a fascinating post on a Substack newsletter recently called Heristical...”
The History of Lesbian Separatism and a Provocative Slogan
Savage revisits the 1989 East Coast Lesbian Festival controversy where lesbian moms with sons were excluded. He revives the separatist slogan 'men don’t breed them, don’t feed them' and repurposes it for MAGA gay men, emphasizing social and sexual rejection.
Anna’s Identity: Straight or Queer?
A bi-poly man and his partner debate identity. Anna identifies as straight but enjoys kink with women. Savage supports her self-identification, framing it as a 'layer cake' of desire, action, and identity—where straight is accurate for her romantic and sexual availability.
Pegging a Navy Man: Tips and Power Play
A woman from Australia seeks advice on pegging a large Navy man. Savage advises communication, watching her partner’s videos, and letting him guide her—emphasizing that most men come via self-stimulation during anal sex.
“We are living with the first generation that kind of grew up in the Instagram panopticon, grew up observing others performing self, but also then performing self themselves on Instagram. And I really feel like it's breaking.”
“Fuck MAGA gays. Or better yet, don't? I stumbled over a fascinating post on a Substack newsletter recently called Heristical...”
“Men, don't breed them, don't feed them. If these guys want to get bred and fed, they can breed and feed each other.”
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Dan Savage
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Christine Emba
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Donald Trump
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Kamala Harris
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Sundays for Dogs
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Brayden Peters
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