Intimacy requires the courage to expose our tender hearts.

Resisting gender norms is beautiful.

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.

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.

Love only requires we open our hearts to the moment.

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

There's nothing so sacred as queer people overcoming all the bias, bigotry, and relentless loneliness, and then somehow summoning the...

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

It's time we broaden our ranges of gender expression and ideas about beauty.

There will be times when things come crashing down around us. But resistance and avoidance typically exacerbate our pain...

Many people claim to support diversity, equity, and inclusion....that is until it comes to the actual sharing of...

When people claim that disclosing our differences just stokes divisions, they're really saying that what distinguishes us is somehow...

Publicly sharing a sweet kiss signals hope, confidence, vulnerability, and love to a society so desperately in need.

Queer people won't stop shining just because some won't see the light.