Joy arises naturally, whenever we embrace the present moment.

Much of our mental health depends on the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves.

Bisexual and pansexual people have the same capacity for monogamy and commitment as people of every other sexual orientation.

Amidst our suffering we can still choose joy, even if just for a moment.

The richness of life is not found in our comfort zones.

Queer love is safe.

Queer power is unapologetic.

What we choose to call feminine is neither our enemy nor anything to be feared. In fact, "feminine" is a culturally-constituted term...

We belong.

What songs does your soul sing?

The pope's refusal to recognize marriage equality says more about him than it does about us.

Where do you go to replenish and connect with the sacred?

If we're truly going to extend our hearts in togetherness, we must take the time to be meticulous with our love.

Equanimity is that mental state of non-attachment combined with humility.

Let's normalize queer joy.

Hold space for hope.

What's underneath our urgency to change (or "improve") is often a desperate, driving self-hatred, whose antidote is patience and...

Where do you seek refuge?

Queer people can afford joy.

It's all so sacred...