J.’s review of Park Cruising: What Happens When We Wander Off the Path > Likes and Comments
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Thanks for this. I had no idea this book existed. I haven’t read it, but your review hits home. Arguing the philosophy and morality of cruising is a very strange road to take. Sounds like justification. Sounds like guilt. Sounds like the author is debating the subject with Christians. Gay men have been having sex in public for thousands of years, well before our current moral code existed. Lust is a drive, not a statement and it crosses all cultures and ideologies. Sometimes a quickie is just a quickie.
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(last edited Sep 20, 2026 03:32AM)
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Sep 20, 2026 03:31AM
Thanks for this. I had no idea this book existed. I haven’t read it, but your review hits home. Arguing the philosophy and morality of cruising is a very strange road to take. Sounds like justification. Sounds like guilt. Sounds like the author is debating the subject with Christians. Gay men have been having sex in public for thousands of years, well before our current moral code existed. Lust is a drive, not a statement and it crosses all cultures and ideologies. Sometimes a quickie is just a quickie.
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