bisexuality is always a touchy subject we font about a lot.as you know in the “lgbt“,
the“b”always tends to be silent.
for some, you’re either straight or fitting in somewhere within the community.
i saw this video the other day by that gentleman.
his name is obio and he wanted to discuss bisexuality in his latest youtube video…
In this episode, I talk with Obio, who is a queer Black man and space creator. We talk about some of the misconceptions around queerness, the "acceptance" of queer Black men, masculine and feminine energy and so much more.Listen as we break down how cishet Black men can better support the queer Black men in our community.
What's goodie, yall? Happy belated Juneteenth and Happy Pride month ! So the end of Pride month is approaching but we couldn’t let it pass without opening up an episode to a voice of the community . This week we brought an unfamiliar voice onto the mic, Mr. Obio Jones, & he did not hold back. We get a bit nosy and dig into some intimate aspects our guest's life, such as coming out to the public, masturbation self talk (thats true talent). and we even find our way into some shit. Its all laughs, plenty of love, and so much learning taking place this week. Hope yall enjoy it as much as we enjoyed recording ! So tap in ! Check out our guest on IG & TikTok @obioojones , on YouTube @obiojones, AND his podcast Brown-Skinned Banter on all platforms.
In this week episode my guest Obio Jones vulnerably shares his journey of authenticity. We dive into what it meant for him to take off the mask of and choose his true desire for connection over his fear of rejection. Obio Jones likes to think of himself as a believer. And not just in God, but in humanity, and in people. He host's a YouTube show called Convos with O where he tackles every stigma you can think of.
Our next guest is Digital Data Specialist and YouTube Personality, Obio Jones. He discusses how he started his YouTube channel and his faith.
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In this episode of thatblackboyjoy., Obio opens up about the importance of creating space — for healing, authenticity, and the conversations that help us grow. It’s a candid exchange on vulnerability, purpose, and what it really means to show up for yourself and others.