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Logging Out - Nakshatra

''Logging Out'', My first queer themed short movie! :)

OFFICIAL SELECTION at KASHISH MIQFF 2012
OFFICIAL SELECTION at Colours of Sexuality: Chennai Queer Film Festival 2012
OFFICIAL SELECTION at International Queer Film Festival Madurai 2012
SPECIAL SCREENING at Queens Museum of Art, New York 2012
AWARDS WON - 'KASHISH Audience Choice Award 2012'

Plot is based on a gay guy who is finding a love or someone special, for which he is trying artificially on social networking site.
It leads him to fall for someone and finally output is the same which happens to be in this 'Virtual World' and then the 'Realization'....
Realization? Yes....not only for him for many of us..
What Starts, Ends!!
END..will be different for everyone, it's going to be your perception.

Credits:
Direction, Acting and Editing by Nakshatra
Special Thanks to Ved Roy

Copyrights of music tracks owned by their respective music companies!

Please get your facts ,,, by Nick Padgaonkar

Please get your facts clear when you want to connect with me.... You will be wasting your time if you try to do things to wait for my appreciation in a wrong way.
Irrespective of whether you want to be my friends or a life partner.

Your good looks won't impress me
Your ego and attitude won't depress me
Your money can't buy me
Your popularity and wanna be personality is something I don't care
To connect with me, you need to touch my heart and only a truthful, loyal and honest good heart can do that... You need to have a good character

Stop showing off and get a life :)

When Do Gay Kids Start "Acting Gay"?

In early childhood, in some cases. A hefty pile of research shows that boys as young as 3 years old who break from traditional gender roles have a high likelihood of becoming gay adults. Predictive behaviors include playing with Barbie dolls, shying away from roughhousing, and taking an interest in makeup and women's clothing. (Read the Explainer's take on why boys prefer to play with sticks while girls go for dolls here.) The relationship isn't one-to-one, however, and it's certainly not the case that all boys who love Barbie dolls will later identify as gay. The correlation is much weaker in the other direction: A disproportionate number of boys who don't conform to gender stereotypes turn out to be gay men, but lots of gay men played with G.I. Joe as boys and quarterbacked the high-school football team. Neither does the relationship appear to be as strong among girls. Tomboys aren't as likely to become lesbian adults
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Psychiatrist Richard Green conducted the leading study in this field in the 1970s and '80s. He followed 44 boys who defied traditional gender roles from early childhood to adulthood. Thirty of them became gay or bisexual adults while just one child from a 34-member gender-conforming control group turned out to be gay. The subjects who strayed the most from conventionally boyish behavior were the most likely to be gay. Green's study has since been repeated by other researchers with similar outcomes. (Studies on females show that only around one-quarter of gender nonconforming girls grow up to be lesbians.)
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There is no magical age at which children adopt stereotypically gay behavior and keep it into adulthood. The beginnings of gender nonconformity are hard to pinpoint, and a person's tendency toward masculine behavior may rise and fall through childhood. Some mothers tell psychologists that they sensed their little boy was gay during infancy. They claim the child behaved differently than male siblings when picked up, showing a stronger interest in nuzzling. (These stories, however, may just be hindsight bias.) Gender nonconforming boys also tend to adopt more traditional gender roles in middle and high school, often as an attempt to cover up their sexual identity.
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Some researchers think gender nonconforming children use their toys to rehearse for a gay adulthood. Little girls play with Barbies, high heels, and makeup because they're practicing the role of wife. Gay 3-year-old boys can't verbalize their desire to be with a man when they grow up—although many such children exhibit crushlike behavior toward adult men—but they may be trying to learn the behavior that will later attract a male partner. Psychiatrists also point out that these boys don't typically play with baby dolls or mimic maternal behaviors the way many little girls do. These attempts to explain the basis of gender nonconforming behavior, however, are somewhat speculative.

shearing some information with we4you Group and
Explainer thanks Gregory Lehne of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Ritch Savin-Williams of Cornell University.

from Masood rajpoot Bhatti

Love

“To create the life of your dreams, the time has come for you to love You. Focus on Your joy. Do all the things that make You feel good. Love You, inside and out. Everything will change in your life, when you change the inside of you. Allow the Universe to give you every good thing you deserve, by being a magnet to them all. To be a magnet for every single thing you deserve, you must be a magnet of love.”
― Rhonda Byrne

Thoughts

“Everything else you see and experience in this world is effect, and that includes your feelings. The cause is always your thoughts.”
― Rhonda Byrne, The Secret 

Remember

"Your power is in your thoughts, so stay awake. In other words, remember to remember"
~ Rhonda Byrne