No matter who we are or how we got here, we have a perspective all our own and completely unique. That is our gift to the world.

If we live our lives wrapped in nostalgia for what never was, we lose touch with the essential majesty of all that is and might yet be.

Queer vulnerability is inseparable from queer strength.

Achievement just unlocks more longing. It's the process that's the point.

In too many places gay men are safer walking alone than with each other, which makes simple public displays of affection political acts...

We recover the feeling of joy when we surrender to the moment and remember our true nature.

Healthy boundaries facilitate the gradual exploration of reciprocal trust.

We admit only what we can afford.

Queer beauty never goes out of style.

Resisting gender norms is beautiful.

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

When negotiating, it matters little whether or not I trust you or think you're a "good" person. What matters most is...

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

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

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

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

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...

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

Our heart shine is not really so different from the vast light of the cosmos.