Married Comedian's Take on Hookup Culture

0:00It's April 7th, entertainment and celebrity news, today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Comedian Joe Kim Booster opened up in a recent GQ interview about the gay hook-up scene. He says, when you're just looking for casual fun and not a full relationship, it all boils down to looks over personality. Boosters in a non-monogamous marriage, but stresses the outside stuff is purely recreational. He and his husband, video game producer Jackson Satsina, tied the knot last December in San Francisco. The two started dating back in 2021 after crossing paths in Mexico. They were each vacationing with friends and hit it all right away. Booster explains this focus on appearance hit harder for folks not seeking love. It skips the deeper stuff like who you really are. For him, navigating hookups as a married guy sharpens that surface-level vibe even more. Since getting married, Booster feels way more comfortable in his own skin. He credits the commitment for boosting his body confidence big time.

1:01That's the real talk from Booster hook-up culture's emphasis on the physical balance by the security of his marriage. Keeps him moving.