I chose to use a pseudonym for “Hole and Corner” because I worried about my Lebanese-Muslim family reading about my sex life. Maybe I was wrong
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I chose to use a pseudonym for “Hole and Corner” because I worried about my Lebanese-Muslim family reading about my sex life. Maybe I was wrong
Gilead’s latest antiretroviral drug claims lower side effects, but what about the cost?
Legislature unanimously votes to add human-rights protections for trans people
The need for protection when looking for love spans beyond the bedroom
Not just in far-off countries where homosexuals are put to death, but wherever people are unjustly oppressed by the state
What happened when queer women in the entertainment industry gathered to talk about better representation on screen?
Senate drew out deliberation of Bill C-16 for 13 weeks
The quiet mountain town of Jasper is bustling with anticipation
The flu is a pain. Aunt Phyllis is just an inconvenience
He’s given me more details for this role-play than any of my other clients, but the more precisely laid out the scene, the more ways it can go wrong
A senior official says referrals from queer Iranians decreased to prioritize Syrian refugees
My mother had no problem with other people’s fluid sexualities, but she had absolutely no desire for her daughter to be anything but straight
Feds waiting on SIN review to look at gender-neutral passports. But they could be forced to act sooner
Canada broke a promise to hundreds of LGBT Iranians, who are now stranded in Turkey. Now what?
Why we need more positive resources for men who have sex with men
When it comes to role-play, clients send me a brief summary of what they want — he sent eight pages
Walberg succeeds Ken Popert to become second ED in the company’s history
With limited power of coercion and big exposure to risk, Canada’s best path is to lead by example