There's almost always a way through.

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

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.

We cultivate resilience by veering off the path and into unknown terrain, not by sticking to our comfort zones.

Violence is just another way of saying, 'I'm all out of ideas.'

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.

Some gay men live with long stretches of persistent loneliness, and lose touch with our practice of loving...

Some queer people may never like, trust, or feel fully whole around straight, cis people. And allyship looks like fighting...

The sublime can best be found outside the constraints of our cultural conditioning.

When it comes to service work, the fruits of our labors are the acts of service themselves.

Anyone who claims queer people "make them homophobic" is really just gaslighting us, because they can't afford the consequences of...

Close your eyes and imagine, truly imagine, what life could be like if we celebrated love wherever we found it.

When someone says they "accept" queer people, but don't want our sexual orientation "shoved down their throat," what they're really...

If you're tired of hearing about homophobia, just think how tired gay people are of experiencing it...

Finding your flock takes a strong sense of self and an openness to others.

The only sane response to privilege is to use it to empower others.

Not to take a stand is to stand with the oppressors.