Our steins runneth over with pics of gays at Oktoberfest
Happy Oktoberfest!
Mark
Oans, zwoa, drei, g’suffa! It’s Oktoberfest season!
This year’s Oktoberfest celebration in Munich, Germany, ended on October 4, but the celebration in Blumenau, Brazil —reported to be the second-largest in the world—concludes Sunday.
And judging from social media posts like the ones below, the gays love Oktoberfest. The Munich edition, held at the city’s Theresienwiese or “Wiesn,” even explicitly welcomes LGBTQ+ visitors with events like the four-decade-plus tradition of “Gay-Sunday” under the Bräurosl tent.
Then there’s the unofficial, free “RoslMontag” get-together, a “ProudWiesn” event for LGBTQ+ business groups, and something called a “Gay Finale.” (We should all be so lucky.)
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“The Wiesn stands for Munich’s motto ‘live and let live’ like no other event. Two men kissing or women holding hands are completely normal there. Tolerance is an essential measure of the peacefulness of the Wiesn,” organizer Clemens Baumgärtner says in a quote on Oktoberfest’s website.
(The website, we’ll point out, also features a photo of someone’s lederhosen suspenders embroidered with smutty gay artwork.)
On social media, gays have been posting selfies of themselves enjoying Oktoberfest festivities, as you’ll see below. Bottoms up!
Gaytoberfest
#gaytoberfest #gayoktoberfest #hannover pic.twitter.com/HSan0uEZvY— Smiley (@YellowYoshi) October 3, 2019
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