Of Divas, Nina, and Dye-able Shoes
By Precious Brady-Davis
Maybe subconsciously I hoped that if I let these urges play out, someone would be able to tell me what they meant.
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Finding Coupledom in Catholicism
By Greg Bourke
Staying put in our Church makes us visible, and it gives people the chance to see us, know us, and love us as fellow Christians.
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Celebrating Pride As An Introvert
By Gregory Walters
For me, it’s always been about the Pride inside.
An Observer Transformed
By Martin Smith
I, too, was comfortable with my ignorance, flawed assumptions, and biases. But I set out to educate myself, as anyone can, and must, if we’re ever to overcome prejudice.
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Why Doesn’t She Like Me?
By Patricia Grayhall
Why do any of us, after all, persist in wanting relationships whether platonic or romantic with people who are not available?
One Night in Paris
By Rafaelito V. Sy
We can only control our destiny to a certain degree. Up to that point, we need to trust in fate. And fate would have it that he and I were meant for one perfect night only, a night that today inspires every love story I write.
Anger, Love, and Memory
By Leslie Cohen
Our love for each other is our blessing. I wanted people to know that, to inspire them to love unashamedly.
Pools
By Eric Wilson
It was the first time I had ever seen older boys naked, in all their splendor. I was so spellbound by the sight I could not move.
Think You Don’t Know Any Gay People?
By Elan Pavlinich
This student had never encountered LGBT cultures before. He knew about gay-bashing, but he did not know any gay people. Suddenly he had an openly queer professor.
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