General Uncertainty: How to Survive in Spaces Where You Can't Come Out For gay, bisexual, asexual, trans or intersex people, coming out can be many important things. Few could call coming out an important “moment” given that, for most of us, coming out is a constant process rather than...
Summer Camps for LGBT Children – A Love is a Rainbow Article Where do LGBT people go to socialize, meet other LGBT people and feel like they belong? Gay bars and clubs, right? While for many this may be true and sufficient, unfortunately such spaces – that constitute the...
I’m writing this list from a position of privilege. It’s the privilege of not being told I’m broken because I’m a sexual person - which means that I experience sexual attraction to others, that I’m not one of the asexual people. What I have is called . . ....
