No matter what anyone says, our love is sacred and strong.

For queer people, existence is resistance. We have no choice.

To erase us is to eradicate us, so queer people make no apologies about standing tall and taking up space.

The world need queer brilliance.

Misogyny is the root of our homophobia, and it's killing us.

Gay people belong in the classroom.

Gay people belong in the great outdoors.

Gay people belong in the boardroom.

Gay people belong in sports.

What we hold dear is embodied by whom we keep close.

Sports are for everyone.

Makeup has no gender.

Our love is not subject to anyone's approval.

Learned helplessness in the queer community rears its ugly head in many ways: idle drug use, doom scrolling, panic dating, addiction...

If learned helplessness is a form of homophobic conditioning, then getting informed and empowered is a radical act of resistance.

Queer people are here. We've always been here. Living. Laughing. Loving. And we're not going anywhere.

At a young age, many gay people learn to dissociate as a matter of self-preservation -- hiding who we are for the sake of survival...

The surest way to start having better sex is to stop pathologizing femininity, regardless of our gender or sexual orientation.

Those of us who cannot pass as straight have never had a choice but to be brave.

Many people experience varying levels of same-sex attraction over the course of their lives. For some of us this attraction is...