Have you at one time or another wished you had a venue to talk about love and relationships among men without having to fear being laughed at or smirked on by judgmental trolls? Gay and bisexual men also, if not very frequently, think about how we can connect intimately or romantically to another person. And because of the stigma, many go underground, looking for love in chatrooms that, more often than not, offer a quick-fix, a band-aid solution to our deep, profound desire to connect. Given this, we have little to no chance of substantiating our thoughts on questions like: How do I find a partner? How do I deal with my insecurities? Is monogamy for me? Or open relationships, perhaps? What do I do when I fall in love with a straight man? What is the importance of sex in a partnership? What do I do, I’m afraid of being alone in my twilight years? Now, imagine having a cozy, casual conversation among friends about these questions — open, friendly, funny, yet substantial and enriching. Th