In this scene from Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds… Marc feels guilty for hooking up with Troy and not being completely honest about his past relationship with Kyle. Marc had seen Kyle going to an ex-gay meeting with Troy and was just trying to figure out what Troy was up to when things got out of hand. Troy overhears and learns that Kyle has been playing him all along… then gets an idea on how to get even. Tap my profile to see more of the Eating Out films, my stop-motion animated queer comedy Ric

In Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds, Kyle infiltrates an ex-gay meeting of an anti-LGBT group in order to get closer to his crush Troy. He listens, horrified, as members share “testimonials” of their “conversion” process. Then it’s his turn… Jim Verraros takes us on such a twisted and hilarious journey with this speech, illustrating Kyle’s love/hate relationship with the gay community. Scott Vickaryous is both terrifying and tragic (and so funny) as Jacob. Kyle is played by @jimverraros, Troy is @da

In this scene from Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds, Marc’s spending time with Troy, who is trying to figure himself out. Troy isn’t sure where his sexuality lies and visited his first ex-gay meeting. Marc initially wanted to interfere out of jealous of Troy’s interest in his ex, Kyle (who is pretending to be an ex gay). But he’s finding himself feeling like he should be showing Troy the upsides of being out and proud. Tap my profile to see more of the Eating Out films, my stop-motion animated queer

In this scene from Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds, Troy has caught that Kyle and Tiffani in their lies, pretending to be ex-gay to get closer to Troy After all this, Troy realizes, he likes them anyway. But more importantly he discovers something about himself. He’s Bi! We really wanted to explore bisexuality in the second film and I remember when I told people, some gays would insist “There’s no such thing.” I wanted to include this moment to highlight the casual biphobia in the gay community and