What gets you off can change, so what does that mean for how you do it?
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What gets you off can change, so what does that mean for how you do it?
Andrew Scheer rode to victory on the backs of anti-LGBT voters while pledging to maintain Harper’s mostly-benign antipathy to us
It’s usually me playing the role of the therapist, not the other way around
Whether you’re in the shower, driving or at work — the possibility for pleasure is endless
My love of Cyclops launched me into adulthood — in the best way possible
It’s all fun and games until you come on a book that’s not yours
George introduced me to gay history, which is filled with relationships between older and often much younger men
Anything is possible with patience and Viagra
Who doesn’t masturbate with a new sexy toy in their mother’s basement on Christmas Eve?
Horgan and Weaver both impressed me on LGBT questions and broader social change. So who gets my vote?
He stares at me, his mouth hanging open
Some people think that I’m always down for sex because of my column. But I’m not Mike Miksche
Seeing Xanadu again 37 years later brought back fond memories of my gay adolescence
Mel Boozer advocated for the rights of gay and lesbian civilians, soldiers and Holocaust survivors
The clock can be your best friend — or your worst enemy
There’s a misconception that bi people are just going through a phase — but what if our doctors believe it too?
My relationship with piss has always been fraught with negative associations. Now it’s one of my greatest forms of intimacy
Though rarely enforced, LGBT Bajans continue to face discrimination and harassment. Is decriminalizing buggery a solution?