lgbtq
The letters LGBTQ are just another way of saying that Love is Love.
Did I go To College For This?
I pick up a newspaper and see unemployment is up, and there is a dire need for Social Workers in the great Common Wealth of Kentucky. Too many times, I heard, "You are not smart enough for school, or Son, you need to make other plans. That kind of life is not meant for people like you." At work, I heard, "You are too smart for this job. You need to find something else to do that will keep you busy and make you happy." Being a gas station attendant on the third shift is some busy stuff. It's for everyone.
By Jeff Johnson5 years ago in Humans
A Reckoning.
Beloved, You have known suffering. You have touched it and been touched by it in a way so unique and yet, so universal. Coming out wasn't as important as coming into the knowledge of your multiplicitous, multi-passionate self. You, too, contain multitudes —many of which have yet to solidify. You can continue to try to live within the borders of what joy looks like for you while also realizing yourself as a limitless being. You are a country without borders. No passport is required.
By Jehrod Rose Alain5 years ago in Humans
ASEXUALITY? AN ORIENTATION OR A DISORDER?
Asexuality is often described as a sexual inclination in which a person encounters no or very miniscule sexual orientation towards other individuals. In a way, these individuals may not have any desire to be involved in some kind of sexual activity. There are distinct ways in how asexual people tend to engage in sexual intimacy. For example, some of them tend to experience romantic attraction but they do not have a yearning for sexual affinity, so that is how distinctively people approach towards these two specific attractions.
By Nandini Sehgal5 years ago in Humans
Time To See and Be Seen
When my girls were school-age I was the mama-taxi. Long trips seemed to be my specialty. Not just because driving was novel to me (I learned when I was 30... long story), but because they needed to go to places that were some distance away and I was the only parent willing to do the trip (longer story).
By Judey Kalchik 5 years ago in Humans
Taegong: Press Conferences
Their first single had gone straight to number one in many countries. In South Korea, it had only peaked at number 2 which made Flo Glitz mad as anything below one was a failure in her eyes. As her weight was going back down, she was in a better mood. Before Gong-gi and Taeyang even had the chance to celebrate, they were whisked into extra performances and promotional duties. All they seemed to do was work and sleep. One minute they're in Busan, talking about their favourite brands of cereal and the next they're on a ferry to Japan for a nighttime performance. The phone calls were constant. Gong-gi wished he had time to enjoy the skylines and summer breeze. As they started touring around different countries and cities, everywhere started to look the same.
By Chloe Gilholy5 years ago in Humans
Why It’s Time For White LGBT People To Stop Expecting Black Trans Women To Throw Bricks For Them
Every single year, the Pride discourse begins. What is acceptable to wear at Pride? What is acceptable to do at Pride? Who is acceptable at Pride? (As a bisexual, my invitation is fair weather, so, as always, my solidarity is with the Ace community who have it even worse than us) And of course, the inevitable debate about what Pride should be.
By Jennifer Juan5 years ago in Humans
Taegong 12: The Right Time
“I don’t get how I’ve put on weight,” Flo Glitz cried after eating her fourth packet of seaweed crisps. She weighed herself daily and if the scales weren’t showing her what she wanted to see, she would be miserable for the rest of the day. Though according to her associates, it made no difference whatsoever.
By Chloe Gilholy5 years ago in Humans
