Shawn mendes

[iBlake.]

Shawn is not naked? I want him naked..

 

[fuckrogerbb]

Great hair!

 

[fuckrogerbb]

I really love his newest album. He's getting better with time.

 

[885840]

oh how I wish he would have played Simon in the movie Love, Simon.

 

[Ifineds]

Why this is so hot?
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[andre1000]

Why this is so hot?

good question, but here's a better one. exactly why do you think it's hot to see a dude's thumb caress his own thigh?

 

[Bootyluver]

Why this is so hot?

Y'all so extra with this guy hahahah
He could be intensively picking his nose then slowly licking his buggies right after farting/scratching his hole and you'd still think its hot.
Shawn just cant do wrong it seems.

 

[tms88]

Him blushing after he admits he has feelings for you and awaits your reaction .

 

[gordique]

I saw him in a dream wearing a G string and now I have a new fetish

 

[AceFantastic]

Wow. Have you ever seen someone with so much gay anxiety? From his Rolling Stone interview published today...

Mendes admits that the attention on his personal life has caused him a lot of stress. “I’d like to say I don’t care about it, but that’s not true,” he says. This brings him to another, much thornier issue that he’s been forced to navigate: “This massive, massive thing for the last five years about me being gay.”​

Examples of what he means are all over YouTube and Twitter. There are memes that pair photos of Mendes with jokes about being closeted and videos that scrutinize his gestures. On some parts of the Internet, outing him has become a spectator sport. Mendes often finds himself watching his own interviews, analyzing his voice and his body language. He’ll see an anonymous stranger comment on the way he crossed his legs once and try not to do it again. He pulls out his phone to show me his Twitter account — his name is the only recent search. “In the back of my heart, I feel like I need to go be seen with someone — like a girl — in public, to prove to people that I’m not gay,” he says. “Even though in my heart I know that it’s not a bad thing. There’s still a piece of me that thinks that. And I hate that side of me.”​

Last Christmas, he was reading YouTube comments about his sexuality when he decided he’d had enough. “I thought, ‘You fucking guys are so lucky I’m not actually gay and terrified of coming out,’ ” he recalls now. “That’s something that kills people. That’s how sensitive it is. Do you like the songs? Do you like me? Who cares if I’m gay?”​

So he recorded a frantic Snapchat story. “I noticed a lot of people were saying I gave them a ‘gay vibe,’ ” he told his millions of followers, sounding a little choked up as he stared wide-eyed at the camera. “First of all, I’m not gay. Second of all, it shouldn’t make a difference if I was or wasn’t.”​

But the video only made people talk more. Mendes mentions a text he got just the other day from Swift. They’ve been friends since she took him on her 1989 tour, when he was 16. He remembers those shows fondly — how she showed him the ropes of performing at arenas and stadiums, how she’d line up her trucks in the shape of a diamond and throw huge barbecues inside with soccer games and flip-cup. (“I wasn’t drinking,” he says. “I was just playing with water, obviously.”)​

Swift was texting Mendes a cellphone video of them together, just to make sure he was cool with her posting it — a short clip of the night they were hanging out backstage at her Reputation tour and she put her glittery eye makeup on Mendes’ face, to his delight. He told her it was fine without thinking, but later that night, he woke up in a cold sweat. “I felt sick,” he said. “I was like, ‘Fuck, why did I let her post that?’ I just fed the fire that I’m terrified of.”​

In the end, Mendes says, he’s happy about the side of himself shown in Swift’s backstage post. As a kid, he’d put glitter on his eyelids to make his parents laugh; he grew up with 15 female cousins, “braiding hair and painting nails. Maybe I am a little more feminine — but that’s the way it is. That’s why I am me.”​

He’s beginning to see the value in letting his guard down in his music, too. “In My Blood” — the biggest hit from his new album, with more than 300 million Spotify streams — stands out with its crashing arena-rock guitars and Kings of Leon-style chorus, but also for its desperate lyrics:​

Laying on the bathroom floor, feeling nothing.

I’m overwhelmed and insecure, give me something

I could take to ease my mind slowly.

Just have a drink and you’ll feel better.

Just take her home and you’ll feel better.

Keep telling me that it gets better.

Does it ever?

When the song came out in March, Mendes was in a movie theater watching Love, Simon— a comedy-drama about a closeted teenager whose sexuality is exposed by his classmates. He had a panic attack in the theater and had to leave early. Then he opened up Twitter and saw messages from people who related to “In My Blood,” from friends to a woman who played it for her daughter in a hospital. He stayed up until 3 a.m. reading the comments. “I broke down in my hotel room,” he says. “I started crying, and I was just like, ‘This is why you talk about shit that actually is real.’ I was like, ‘God, don’t ever fucking question the feeling of writing the truth again.’ ”
​

Shawn Mendes: Confessions of a Neurotic Teen Idol – Rolling Stone
In my experience the only people that cared so much and spent so much time worrying about being perceived as gay were deeply closeted and afraid of the truth. What a huge write up in an interview just on the subject of gay anxiety. Weird! And having a panic attack during Love, Simon? Poor guy. I’ll honestly give him the benefit of the doubt that he has some attraction to girls, but I think the guy is tormented and struggling with repressed sexuality on some level—so easy to forget he’s only 20 and been moving at breakneck speed for 4 years and probably has no time to stop and find himself.

 

[zaynmlk1626]

i find it so sad feeling so stressed about issues like your sexual orientation. i don't find normal that Shawn reads comments on youtube or tweets about his sexuality and gets panic attacks, or wakes up in the middle of the night thinking about the video Taylor uploaded and what people are going to think. why watch your videos and try not to cross your legs or thinking before moving your hand not to make it look feminine? this sounds so overwhelming, it's so much pressure for one person. just be yourself man, act, talk and live free and DGAF about what people think or say. if you keep living like that it's going to drive you crazy.

if Shawn insists he's not gay, i think we should all respect and live with that. on the other hand it's the internet and anyone can write his opinion.

 

[Bootyluver]

Hummmmmmm its hard to give an honest opinion about that text considering the ride or die fans he got on here. Am sure some of you know what am thinking. Ricky *cough*
It is however sad he goes through this thing at night, no one should go through that specially when in the public eye. Some of us been through it but not as escalated as he gets it.
Just wish him the best and he should just accept his natural mannerisms like Tyson Dayley did

Wow. Have you ever seen someone with so much gay anxiety? From his Rolling Stone interview published today...

Mendes admits that the attention on his personal life has caused him a lot of stress. “I’d like to say I don’t care about it, but that’s not true,” he says. This brings him to another, much thornier issue that he’s been forced to navigate: “This massive, massive thing for the last five years about me being gay.”​

Examples of what he means are all over YouTube and Twitter. There are memes that pair photos of Mendes with jokes about being closeted and videos that scrutinize his gestures. On some parts of the Internet, outing him has become a spectator sport. Mendes often finds himself watching his own interviews, analyzing his voice and his body language. He’ll see an anonymous stranger comment on the way he crossed his legs once and try not to do it again. He pulls out his phone to show me his Twitter account — his name is the only recent search. “In the back of my heart, I feel like I need to go be seen with someone — like a girl — in public, to prove to people that I’m not gay,” he says. “Even though in my heart I know that it’s not a bad thing. There’s still a piece of me that thinks that. And I hate that side of me.”​

Last Christmas, he was reading YouTube comments about his sexuality when he decided he’d had enough. “I thought, ‘You fucking guys are so lucky I’m not actually gay and terrified of coming out,’ ” he recalls now. “That’s something that kills people. That’s how sensitive it is. Do you like the songs? Do you like me? Who cares if I’m gay?”​

So he recorded a frantic Snapchat story. “I noticed a lot of people were saying I gave them a ‘gay vibe,’ ” he told his millions of followers, sounding a little choked up as he stared wide-eyed at the camera. “First of all, I’m not gay. Second of all, it shouldn’t make a difference if I was or wasn’t.”​

But the video only made people talk more. Mendes mentions a text he got just the other day from Swift. They’ve been friends since she took him on her 1989 tour, when he was 16. He remembers those shows fondly — how she showed him the ropes of performing at arenas and stadiums, how she’d line up her trucks in the shape of a diamond and throw huge barbecues inside with soccer games and flip-cup. (“I wasn’t drinking,” he says. “I was just playing with water, obviously.”)​

Swift was texting Mendes a cellphone video of them together, just to make sure he was cool with her posting it — a short clip of the night they were hanging out backstage at her Reputation tour and she put her glittery eye makeup on Mendes’ face, to his delight. He told her it was fine without thinking, but later that night, he woke up in a cold sweat. “I felt sick,” he said. “I was like, ‘Fuck, why did I let her post that?’ I just fed the fire that I’m terrified of.”​

In the end, Mendes says, he’s happy about the side of himself shown in Swift’s backstage post. As a kid, he’d put glitter on his eyelids to make his parents laugh; he grew up with 15 female cousins, “braiding hair and painting nails. Maybe I am a little more feminine — but that’s the way it is. That’s why I am me.”​

He’s beginning to see the value in letting his guard down in his music, too. “In My Blood” — the biggest hit from his new album, with more than 300 million Spotify streams — stands out with its crashing arena-rock guitars and Kings of Leon-style chorus, but also for its desperate lyrics:​

Laying on the bathroom floor, feeling nothing.

I’m overwhelmed and insecure, give me something

I could take to ease my mind slowly.

Just have a drink and you’ll feel better.

Just take her home and you’ll feel better.

Keep telling me that it gets better.

Does it ever?

When the song came out in March, Mendes was in a movie theater watching Love, Simon— a comedy-drama about a closeted teenager whose sexuality is exposed by his classmates. He had a panic attack in the theater and had to leave early. Then he opened up Twitter and saw messages from people who related to “In My Blood,” from friends to a woman who played it for her daughter in a hospital. He stayed up until 3 a.m. reading the comments. “I broke down in my hotel room,” he says. “I started crying, and I was just like, ‘This is why you talk about shit that actually is real.’ I was like, ‘God, don’t ever fucking question the feeling of writing the truth again.’ ”
​

Shawn Mendes: Confessions of a Neurotic Teen Idol – Rolling Stone
In my experience the only people that cared so much and spent so much time worrying about being perceived as gay were deeply closeted and afraid of the truth. What a huge write up in an interview just on the subject of gay anxiety. Weird! And having a panic attack during Love, Simon? Poor guy. I’ll honestly give him the benefit of the doubt that he has some attraction to girls, but I think the guy is tormented and struggling with repressed sexuality on some level—so easy to forget he’s only 20 and been moving at breakneck speed for 4 years and probably has no time to stop and find himself.

 

[1162644]

Now I'm wondering if he tucks (yup just like drag queens) since he's so obsessed/concerned about what people will say about him and people sexualizes the shit out of him so maybe he doesn't want anyone talking about his dick/bulge/etc... or he just has a micropenis.

 

[randomreb]

The more he insists to the contrary the more people are going to believe he has something to hide. Openly stating that he's felt the need to 'be seen with girls to prove to people he's not gay' is classic closeted celebrity using a beard.

At the end of the day people are going to question his sexuality, with fame and celebrity status you're opening yourself up to that level of interest and critique in your life.This forum has questioned the sexuality of every person in the world at this point.

 

[Tomas26]

That was a weird interview.
If I were one of his managers, I’d have advised him not to comment about this stuff; it doesn’t so much “humanize” Shawn and make you feel for him as much as it presents him as a prickly nervous wreck. Now, if/when you imagine being on a date with him, you don’t imagine how sexy it’d be but how uncomfortable it’d be. This guy sounds way too hyperconscious of his slightest moves, of how anyone near or far might interpret them... being around him would be annoying af.

 

[tms88]

All I can say is that I feel bad for him either way. What an absolute shitty position to be in for him. He can't do it right and he can't ever 'convince' everybody of the truth. Nobody cares about the truth they only want to see what they want to be true.

Poor guy. Hope he finds it in his to not let him affect his emotional state as well as him feeling like he can't be himself because of possible reactions.

You would think that in 2018 there wouldn't be as much stigma on homosexuality. Where on the one side the acceptance grows which allows more and more people are able to come out safely, on the other side there is this new type of homophobia (or heterophobia or whatever you want to call it) is starting. What happens with him is honestly just as bad as homophobia himself.

These people are putting labels on others. Labeling people based on clothes, mannerisms and use of words. That's awful and why do we allow people (On this site as well, as we all know how hard it is to be labeled and judged) to do this and to let this happen. It's 2018, almost 2019. We should do better.

 

[Rulan]

Remember when lgbt’s complained about how straight people didn’t have to come out as straight? Well, now they have to because of people harassing them because of some gay fantasies. I’m proud of you LGBT community, very proud.

 

[Bootyluver]

Its ok guys, here here

 

[randomreb]

Remember when lgbt’s complained about how straight people didn’t have to come out as straight? Well, now they have to because of people harassing them because of some gay fantasies. I’m proud of you LGBT community, very proud.

His discomfort about people perceiving him to be gay is based on his own issues with his sexuality or his homophobia and nothing to do with the 'lgbt community harrasing him'.

 

[solple1]

The manager wants him to say that. His "heterosexuality" sells. And that's it. What's sad is to be denying who you are because of that. Hanging with Hailey Baldwin to look like a "man" on a date, making videos telling people he's not gay... Sad, sad world. He has power. No matter if you are 20. You can make a change.