Ryan O’Connell Wants ‘Special’ To Be Synonymous With Gay Sex
“That’s what I hope to do: lube and disabled awareness.”
May 19 2021 12:54 PM
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“That’s what I hope to do: lube and disabled awareness.”
Now I'm in my feelings.
All I got was an awkward car ride home!
Hope you're ready for the ride.
The tears have already started.
“I have this, like, sliver of power,” the Out cover star says of his ascent. “The whole idea is you want to drop the ladder down and help other people up.”
It's a half-hour "traumedy" and we can't wait.
We love to see it.
“Hollywood is super horny for profiting off the stories of marginalized people without giving them actual opportunities,” the actor and writer said.
"I've had to suffer through so many straight sex scenes and now everyone else has to pay," says creator Ryan O'Connell.
The groundbreaking, Emmy-nominated series will return.
In this first-person essay, the creator and star reflects on his groundbreaking, now Emmy-nominated, series about being disabled.
Ryan O’Connell, the show’s creator and star, discusses internalized ableism, the sex scene that was “his baby” and Grindr.