Gay People Need to Stop Having Sex with Republican Homophobes, No Matter How Hot They Are

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Steve Locke, with a passionate rant about guys who “can’t come out.”

Mark Nelson’s Coming Out Story: ‘Mary’s Really Michael’

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Mark Nelson says we should all just be ourselves. And if anyone doesn’t like it, screw them.

#15: Just Another Happy Family

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“As a twenty-something-year-old gay man, he stepped up and took them on as his own.”

Masculinity Isn’t Good—It’s Great

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Men’s roles are changing and becoming flexible, Quiet Riot Girl writes, which is for the best.

The Disappearing Boy

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“Nathan!” Chris said. “What the fuck’s wrong with you? This isn’t a game anymore.” By David James Poissant

Potty Mouth Versus Poetry Mouth

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Paul Leroux shares a gay man’s perspective on the visual and verbal idioms (and idiocies) of porn versus erotica.

Lesbians and Their Straight Bro’Friends

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And why there’s no equivalent to “fag hag” when straight guys are friends with lesbians.

“In 1945, We Had Not Yet Invented Gay People” Duane Michal’s Coming Out Story

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Carsten Fleck created a multimedia project on how 18 gay men and women came out to their families and friends. Here’s Duane Michal’s story.

On Being Straight: A Thought Experiment

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Robert Peake knows he is straight. Why would that be hard to accept?

Oh, I Get Why It’s Called The Good Men Project Now

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The signs are all there: it’s about the discussion.

Ghosts

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“My girlfriend, the incredibly hot born-again Christian to whom I lost my virginity, asked me if you were an actual fag, or if you just acted like one.” By Michael Rowe

A Gay Man and the Church: Trying to Reconcile My Sexuality

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Paul Leroux turns to spirituality to reconcile his sexuality.

Be the Hero of Your Novel

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All those things you learned in English lit class? They were really lessons in how to live your life.

Dream Lover: Be the One They’ll Never Forget

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Paul Leroux had a dream lover —mesmerizing, magnetic and memorable — for three years. And he’s kind enough to share the secrets that made that relationship work.

An Interview With Poet Franklin Abbott

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Yolo Akili interviews poet Franklin Abbott about radical faeries, radical male feminism, and radical love.

Straight Guilt and Things Left Unsaid

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Donald Unger remembers how most of the gay men in the high school class of 1980 came out: they died.