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My phone thinks my boyfriend is my ‘best friend’. It’s not alone | Patrick Lenton

Outlet: Guardian Australia · Patrick Lenton · Published 29/10/2026 14:00 UTC

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Being in a same-sex relationship can make you weirdly invisible. Queer identity shouldn’t be treated as abnormal My boyfriend and I invented a game on our recent trip to Italy. We called it “invisible gays”, which might have been an attempt at some kind of word play around “gays” and “gaze” – but I was on holiday and feeling lazy, so I didn’t push it. The game began when one night he took me out to a little trattoria to celebrate my birthday. It was a warm night, and fairy lights were entangled in the fragrant blooming flowers over our heads, and we drank good wine and ate bowls of perfect pas

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https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/oct/30/my-phone-thinks-my-boyfriend-is-my-best-friend-its-not-alone-ntwnfb
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