Our energetic shadows reside at the intersection of shame and avoidance.

There's more than one way to be a man.

There's not any one way to be gay.

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

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.

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

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

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

Some women have Y chromosomes.

Gay people exist in all walks of life.

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

Queer love is safe.

It's your clothing, not "women's" clothing.

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

If you want to unlock more opportunities, learn to love your limits.

Savor the sweet sound of your loved one's laughter.

Joy arises naturally and spontaneously when we hold the truth of ourselves: that we are essential, connected, and free.

We are spacious.