As kids, my sibling took heat because I was sporty and they were nerdy. When we grew up, I did everything I could to keep them safe
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As kids, my sibling took heat because I was sporty and they were nerdy. When we grew up, I did everything I could to keep them safe
The Swedish pop star is known for gay anthems like “Dancing on My Own” and “Sexistential.” Her “Honey” album saved me and my best friend from a pair of doomed relationships
As I prepare for bottom surgery, I’m returning to the people who have stood by me from the beginning—and myself
The pop star’s first album let us escape from the suburbs. After a falling out, it brought us back together
I’m sick of being ignored by the same Toronto-famous art hoes, twunks, circuit gays and daddies on Grindr
I share my client’s fears and struggles; they help me as much as I help them
Romantic feelings come much later. First, I must fall in love platonically
As a kid, I felt I had to tamp myself down. Freddie Mercury proved I didn’t have to
I could only find purpose in my job. It took meeting a special man to pull me out of this cycle
I’m left to wonder: ¿Cómo se dice, ‘Mom, I’m queer’ en español?
During a honeymoon phase with a new partner, I clung to Linklater’s “Before” trilogy. His new film, “Blue Moon,” helped me carve a new path forward
There’s more than one route into opening a relationship—waiting for the perfect moment is a good way to start
I thought I had to fight every day just to exist. Then my son showed me that sometimes freedom is quiet
On her classic album, Jepsen basks in the sunny glow of a crush. But she’s equally interested in the cold and black night that follows
Having a crush hurts so good. Jepsen understands that better than anyone
Jepsen’s masterpiece has been with me through my most important moments. Soon it will play as I walk down the aisle
I traded partying on Fire Island and lunches with celebrities to be a dad in the suburbs. I don’t regret my decision
Gibson’s poetry about queerness and mortality taught thousands of people how to reject apathy and embrace life