Smart, funny, Canadian, and not to be confused with the late night Goth queen, Elvira Kurt talks about being a lesbian dad, whether London is gay, and how to be cool.
Even in some of the most upsetting experiences, seeking out humor can help us heal.
Moving Beyond Sexuality into Masculinity
May 10, 2013 by 8 Comments
Mainstream acceptance of gay men represents a shift in how we see masculinity.
Good Grief
May 6, 2013 by 9 Comments
A generation later, Kile Ozier believes the gay community has still not healed from the ravaging shame and grief that accompanied the AIDS crisis.
Joshua and the VCR
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Townes Coates reminds us of the days before the internet provided more straightforward ways for gay boys to connect.
Why Loving Homosexuals Means Letting Them Marry: A Christian Perspective
April 15, 2013 by 29 Comments
I Can Finally Say I Am Proud to Be a Man
April 9, 2013 by 13 Comments
A lifetime of homophobia had beaten down Larry Best, but with the help of a friend, he has regained pride in his manhood.
No Longer ‘The Only Gay in the Village’
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Feeling like the only gay student at one’s high school remains a paradoxically common experience.
The Nearly-Weds
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What Coach Chuck Merino Taught Me
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More than twenty years ago, popular Boy Scout troop leader Chuck Merino came out as gay. What did an average teenage boy learn from this exceptional coach?
Gay Israeli Culture from an Israeli’s Perspective
February 10, 2013 by 3 Comments
American travel writer Sophie Needelman meets an Israeli soldier who shows her the gay State of Israel.
Israel from an American Lesbian Perspective
February 9, 2013 by 1 Comment
The first in a two-part series, in which travel writer Sophie Needelman brings her identities as a West Coast American college student to the State of Israel, and begins to unpack.
Coming Unhinged [A Poem About Old Love]
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Wood planks joining steps to porch marry, like ‘a kind of same-sexed couple’ at the front of an ancient farmhouse.
Poem: Epitaph … for Skip
January 24, 2013 by 1 Comment
Daniel Lee Fee’s elegy for a young man describes the feelings “neither one of us guys / was brave enough, / simple enough, / to say, / to say out loud.”
The Illuminated Lives of Gay Trans Men
December 23, 2012 by 2 Comments
The Good Men Project sits down with Dylan Edwards, graphic novelist, to talk about his book, “Transposes,” which tells the stories of seven gay transgender men.
The Wedding Cake Topper
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Bill and Kelly’s community made sure their family enjoyed every benefit of marriage, starting with a wedding.
Where Are the Gays Who Stand Up for Gays?
November 1, 2012 by 10 Comments
Donald D’Haene wants to know: Where are the fearless members of the LGBTQ community?
“My ex-wife knew, on some level, that I was gay, at the time we got married. We both were in such denial.”
This is a comment by on the post “Coming Out To Your Wife”.
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