We admit only what we can afford.

Some part of our psyche remembers its primal relationship to place. This bond is somehow both mystical and familiar...

Let none of us deny love's simple and wondrous gaze.

Queer beauty never goes out of style.

Resisting gender norms is beautiful.

There's almost always a way through.

What stands united in love, let no one tear asunder.

Discussing queerphobia doesn't divide us. It's the actual queerphobia that does that. Claiming otherwise is just gaslighting.

Surrender to the fullness of the moment and let yourself fly free.

When you set out on the road, commit fully to the journey.

Our sexuality need not be defined by our partners' body parts.

Moral judgments are merely projections of those aspects of ourselves we would prefer to avoid.

Letting our love and laughter shine signals we can afford displays of interpersonal authenticity and then share it with the world.

People are manifold, not binary.

Monogamy is a relational and sexual expression, not a virtue.

If your labels aren't levers, it might be time to let them go.

No matter how long the journey, or how winding the road, every trip leads us to the here and now.

If we don't claim our own anger, others will. And they will use it against us -- often with a profit motive in mind.

Moments of stillness create space for our greatest good to infuse our impulses with the magic of the universe.

Some men have a uterus. It's never been about body parts.