‘When God Says It’s Time, It’s Your Time.’
My beloved mother-in-law passed. Her springtime passing makes me reflect on all the transitions that we make in life and how we prepare and deal with the ultimate transition.
This Man Died Twice In One Year And He Knows What Death Is Really Like
I Am Bisexual (And I Feel Invisible)
Assuming I am either straight or gay is offensive, because denying my identity to me is insulting.
Read These Heartbreaking Messages As An NPR Host Live Tweets His Mother’s Death
“I am getting a life’s lesson about grace from my mother in the ICU. We never stop learning from our mothers, do we?”
Five Years From Now, Where Will You Be?
The outcome of this night, of any night, made no difference, because he was still going to be “out there.” Walking. Breathing. Doing his laundry.
On Passing For Straight
That’s the other thing about passing. People feel like they’re safe to be homophobes in front of you.
We All Stand Still Sometimes
“I’m sorry about everything.” You can feel her eyes on you. “I feel like I’ve done nothing but cause trouble.” You feel her hand on yours and you know that she feels comforted that you are beside her.
