To Be Or Not To Be: Gay Is The Answer
Why is the blogging community dominated by an LGBTQIA presence? Simple—it’s better to be a gay blogger. By default, it connects you to thousands of fellow gays who dominate the digital space.
Trump’s America Will Not Win
Let my irreverently queer, patriarchy-bashing, black-lives-adoring art draw their eye and draw their pathetic fear from the hateful shadows of this country.
It’s Okay If The Only Person You Came Out To On ‘National Coming Out Day’ Was Yourself
The Uncomfortable Truth About Discovering Your Sexuality In Your Late Twenties
Bisexuality, even today, is still somehow frowned up. And I, for the majority of my twenties, was one of the people doing the frowning.
Frank Ocean Has Some Excellent Advice For Your Next Relationship
If this doesn’t dig into the troubles of the modern day relationship, I don’t know what does.
The Reality Of Growing Up Queer In 2016
Am I supposed to stay in my home and distance myself from the gay community because it’s dangerous? Or should I become MORE visible, facing my fear and presenting a united front with others in my community; put myself in danger?
30 Times I’ve Felt Uncomfortable Being Gay
Someone scolds me, saying I should be grateful to have such an accepting mother. I could write a hundred lists about why she is a great parent, none of which include loving me “despite” being gay.
The Magic Of Celebrating In Your Own Skin, In A Country That Refuses To Accept People Who Look Like You
I’m still trying to understand what it means to be ‘other’. To be gay in a country, in a state that doesn’t approve nor accept someone that looks and acts and loves like me.
21 Tweets That Highlight The Strength, Courage, And Overall Badassery Of The LGBT Community
I Stand With Love
Hatred shouldn’t be natural, ignored, or accepted. It should make you physically uncomfortable.
