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Wilson Avenue Ponds
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Waterloo Train Station
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Cornwall Pride organisers baked nekkid for charity
Husbands Matthew and Nathaniel Kenworthy-Gomes went nude (almost) on a marathon baking session on Facebook live yesterday night to raise money for Cornwall Hospice Care.
The hunky duo, who are usually behind the scenes preparing to stage Cornwall’s only Pride, garnered thousands of viewers and hundreds of comments and likes from friends and fans who cheered the couple on as they attempted to cook the perfect cake.
The plan was to go completely nude, but anyone who knows about Facebook’s nudity policy will know the pair would have been knocked off the platform very quickly if they had actually bared butt.
However there was still plenty on show for thirsty fans of the couple.
Matthew and Nathaniel, who run Cornwall Pride are trying to raise £1000 for the Cornwall Hospice Care (click here to donate) and currently have raised nearly a third of their target.
The husbands swigged multiple glasses of red and white wine during the epic three-hour session and were even joined by Matthew’s mum, who chinked glasses with the pair.
The hilarious antics are available to catch up with on Facebook. Take a look and get donating, if you can!
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What does AFAB mean? And is it offensive to us?
AFAB stands for Assigned Female At Birth, where a person’s gender was given by medical professionals based on the baby’s genitalia found at birth giving a person a biological sex marker on their birth certificate. In this case, AFAB would mean that doctors or midwives found the baby to have a vagina, therefore, would assign female to their birth certificate.
Using the AFAB acronym could also be used to describe a person’s former gender or biological sex identity – used in the case where the person now lives as non-binary, a trans man or masculine-presenting or a factual status on a woman’s gender identity.
Is using AFAB to describe someone offensive to say?
Photo by Anna Shvets on Pexels.com No, but as with most language, it is how the words are applied or the context in which they are used where offensive can be taken. As being described as AFAB is a fact it shouldn’t be considered problematic unless the person you are referring to has said that they are uncomfortable with being called by a certain term. It could in the case of a transgender person out them as trans, or lead to a situation of deadnaming or deadgendering.
Can you expand this definition? Use the comments below and your answer could be used to expand or define this glossary entry.
Check out more definitions in our Big Gay Glossary
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Deeping Lakes
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Park Farm River
Near the river behind the farm.
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Graysmoor Drove
Country lane with wooded area.
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Lattersey Woods
It’s a nature reserve with woods and lakes. Hang out in your car and see who’s about. Head on over to the bushy area if someone catches your eye. Be wary of non-cruisers and dog walkers.
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Wansford Picnic Area
A great place for cruising right by the River Nene. Hang out in your car and see who’s about. Head on over to the bushy area if someone catches your eye. Be wary of non-cruisers and dog walkers.
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Town Market Toilets
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