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Firemen Are Fiery
With a big man comes a big hose.
— Sex and the City
Attractive male firefighters. Why, of all men, firefighters? Perhaps it's their occupational necessity to keep in prime physical condition, coupled with their tendency to heroically rescue people from burning buildings. Either way, this trope is prime Mr. Fanservice, and one that is prone to dense Lampshade Hanging, such as male strippers dressing as firefighters, or women in comedies rescued by firemen who happen to all be strapping studs.
For some reason, the potential implications of a bunch of beefy men spending lots of time together in a building with lots of beds and few women around never seems to enter into this trope. Or maybe it does.
Cousin to the Fair Cop, Good-Looking Privates, and Hot Men at Work.
Note: This is NOT about people who have fire-based powers. That is Playing with Fire.
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- Spoofed in this German ad for Axe where a fireman rescues a lady and they s
Gay Firefighter Romance: Burning Up the Sheets
There’s nothing steamier than a firefighter. Okay, there’s nothing steamier than a firefighter fanning the flames of lust in the bedroom, the firetruck, or the bunkhouse… you get my drift. Even steamier and bordering on five-alarm fire… two men lusting after the other, finding that all-encompassing love and love that no other could provide. We’re discussing that in this week’s Crazy Book Genre episode — Gay Firefighter Romance.
What is gay firefighter romance!?
I mean, it’s beautiful self-explanatory. But just in case it’s escaping you, we’re talking about blazing, hardworking firefighters who discover the same sex attractive, and we get to read their love story as it unfolds. There is something so invigorating and endearing about reading about the love that forms between two, what is considered to be masculine, men. Oftentimes there is a lot of angst and communication obstacle tropes here because of the stigma of entity gay, especially in an environment like firefighting. But that doesn’t stop us from indulging in this delightful genre!
Recommended Gay Firefighter Romance Reads
Two Straights Too Many by Romeo Alexander
When his mom
Atlanta Fire and Rescue firefighter Anaré Holmes will trade in his protective gear and heavy boots for a slinky dress, makeup and high heels when he appears Friday on “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars.”
Holmes has been with Atlanta Fire Rescue for more than a decade and is now a department spokesperson and its LGBTQ liaison. When he got the call last year to be on RuPaul’s show, he was ready for a fresh challenge. He had never done drag, and was a bit surprised about how challenging the life was.
“I’ve been to a thousand drag shows and I’ve always thought it wasn’t that serious,” he said. “Learning how to dance in heels! You just take for granted because they make it look so effortless, but that [stuff] is no joke!”
For this Friday’s episode streaming on Paramount TV, RuPaul assigned the eight competing queens a makeover challenge — to rotate four “courageous firefighters into smoking hot pop stars.”
Each firefighter was assigned two queens for their makeovers and coaching on how to walk and carol and dance. Jorgeous and Plastique Tiara were Holmes’ drag queen mentors.
“We [the f
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Among the year-end traditions is the Australian firefighter calendar. And after the year that we all had, it is certainly an eye candy. 2019 and early 2020 were a particularly devastating time, and the world suffered from Australia, catastrophic forest fires and an estimated loss of 1 billion animals. Although the fires may have passed, the destroyed forest made it unfeasible for many of the displaced wildlife to return to their natural habitat.
“No one was left unaffected by watching our precious wildlife trying to flee forest fires, and the loss of wildlife is beyond comprehension. Everyone on the Australian firefighter calendar decided that all of our efforts should be focused on Australian wildlife this year, “ says David Rogers, director of the Australian Firefighters Calendar.
In response, this year they produced six exclusive calendars, including two new versions. The new “Hero” calendar pays homage to the hard function of Australian firefighters during this crisis, while the modern “Animal Lovers” calendar puts a variety of Australian wildlife, adorable rescue and therapy animal