Empathy and honesty go hand-in-hand.

Curiosity and humility are the parents of empathy.

We have to hear to heal.

Let's love how we like, and not become beholden to straight grievances or fragility.

Let's love without apology.

In most cases, what people fall in love with is our vulnerability.

Let's risk all the vulnerability we can afford.

When people complain about gay pride, what they really fear is our agency and empowerment. Silencing us is just part of the oppression.

Let's celebrate queer companionship.

Our silence makes us complicit in our oppression.

Love never needs a reason.

Intimacy naturally deepens as needs get met.

Silliness is a sweet expression of our soul's comfort and joy.

There's not any one way to be gay.

There's nothing so healing to queer shame as sweet public displays of affection.

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

Some hetero$exual people gravitate to and embrace gay culture, and some homo$exual, bi$exual, and pan$exual people gravitate to and...

Some bisexual people are married to people of the same sex.

Queer love is safe.

The goodness trapped in our hearts pales in comparison to the goodness expressed through our actions.