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Gay aunts day

Every second Sunday in August, families across the globe reach together to observe a special observance known as Homosexual Uncles Day. This heartwarming holiday, affectionately nicknamed &#;Guncles Day&#; by some, is dedicated to honoring and appreciating the gay uncles in our lives. It&#;s a day that not only recognizes the important role these family members play but also promotes visibility and acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community within family structures.

The Origins and Significance of Gay Uncles Day

Gay Uncles Day is a relatively fresh addition to the calendar of social observances. It was first celebrated in , initiated by C. J. Hatter on Facebook. The holiday quickly gained traction on social media platforms, resonating with families who wanted to illustrate support for their LGBTQ+ relatives.

The significance of this date extends far beyond a simple family celebration. It serves multiple important purposes:

  • Increasing visibility of Homosexual individuals within family structures
  • Encouraging acceptance and support for queer family members
  • Recognizing the unique contributions male lover uncles

    Happy Gay Uncles Day!

    Gay Uncles Day is August 14, and "guncles" everywhere are celebrating on social media! The popularity of this day has been growing recently with the hashtags #guncles and #guncle.

    Australian bobsledder and "guncle," Simon Dunn, is among those celebrating and is encouraging others to do so as well. He he spoke to NBC OUT about the holiday -- as well as his adorable niece and nephews.

    Why did you decide to obtain involved with spreading education of Gay Uncles Day?

    I love the idea of showing appreciation to homosexual uncles (and aunts). Having a day that your family acknowledge your value to them regardless of your sexuality but also at the same occasion show your sexuality is accepted by them is truly a powerful thing.

    What does it mean to you to be an uncle?

    Being an uncle is probably one of the greatest joys of my life. My niece and nephews look at me as the greatest person in the world. I’m motivated every single daytime not to prove them wrong. Also as much as I’d like my own children, part of me knows that this may never happen. So I want to be a strong role model f

    Gay Uncles Day celebrates history's unsung heroes

    If you’ve been on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram this week, you may have seen the trending hashtag #GayUnclesDay. Yes, it’s most definitely a thing: Sunday, Aug. 14 is the first-ever Gay Uncles Day.

    "Virtually every family had that relative, often an uncle, who spent his being as a 'confirmed bachelor.' "‘Oh, uncle Johnny will settle down when he finds the right girl," said Australian bobsledder Simon Dunn, founder of Homosexual Uncles Day.  

    "My goal in promoting this day of celebration is to normalize the role of the gay uncle, cousin, brother … whatever, in the family and in society. The more visible we are, and the more forthright we and our loved ones are of our very existence, the less uncomfortable society will be with us."

    My own lgbtq+ uncle, Chuck Hancock, lived in a separate society that I was too young to be part of and passed away before I had the chance to learn anything about his life life.  Unfortunately, this is a common experience in many families.  

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    National Gay Uncles Day spotlights importance of diverse families

    PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- For Tim Popp, music theater is more than a position, it's a calling.

    As the executive director of Music Theater Philly he gets to teach kids not only the art of performance, but something much larger.

    "We create a space for youthful people to find their voice and to feel safe and valued and respected for all their individual talents," said Popp.

    Tim has recently taken on a new role in his life: an uncle, or in this case - a Guncle.

    "My nephew, he's only six months antique at this point. So I get to hold him and squeeze him and do all those fun things," he said.

    It's a role Tim doesn't get lightly.

    "The opportunity for queer person with a niece or nephew to be a gay uncle, you get the opportunity to be a part of someone's growth, " he said.

    Studies own shown that kids as juvenile as 2 years old commence to notice gender and racial differences. So, for younger people struggling to find themselves, having a role model can be life-changing.

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