Author Archives: Justin Shaddix

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! (to me)

Today I turn 29 years old.  I’m totally stoked to be such a strong prime number age despite the constant reminders that, “this is your last year in your twenties!”. I went out over the weekend to celebrate with some … Continue reading

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We Make Our Own Family

A quick dive into queer history will reveal countless stories of how ignorance and fear have brought wedges and conflict between LGBT folks and their families.  For as long as anyone has dared to declare their queerness, individuals have run … Continue reading

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Interviewing Mr. Eagle (2007)

Today is the first in what will be a recurring post type where I sit down and interview a prior Mr. Eagle to get his perspective and experiences on the title.  I’m starting with Rick Weber, Mr. Eagle 2007, who … Continue reading

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A Fetish for Fashion

Hot lights, camera flashes, loud cheers, staring eyes.  So many eyes.  Smiles 🙂 Walk, walk fashion baby, work it, move that bitch crazy. I emerge from behind the curtain into the sea of people waiting to see and enjoy whatever … Continue reading

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Virtual Happy Valentine’s Day

Ah, it’s always fun to look back on the boy I use to be (still am?!)… If you’re looking for a date on Valentine’s Day, check out this virtual date I made back when I was a wee lad of … Continue reading

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CLASH of the GEAR

I’m a loyal patron of the NYC Eagle.  It’s our last remaining outpost in the leather wilderness and the guys who own and run it are great and great to our community.  I look forward to Thursday CODE every week … Continue reading

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This Week in Leather

OH WOW!  It’s a big week for leather events!  Check out what’s going on and make it a point to come out to support good causes, get good gear and skills, and have some fun with your brothers. First up … Continue reading

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