“Piss Trigger”: My History with Urine
by: Jason Wyman I worked in a group home for severely emotionally disturbed youth ages 5 to 13. I also lived there. It was a how I moved to […]
Monthly Archives: December 2011
Serial Dater: Frankenstein
by: Adam Guerino Note: “Serial Dater” is a series that came in response from a magazine asking Adam Guerino to write a dating column. He realized the irony that anyone would […]
Your Guide to Keeping the Holigays Merry and Bright
by: Jamie Royce Note: This piece was originally posted to the blog Stuff Queer People Should Know. It is cross posted with permission and love. Please check out Stuff Queer People […]
“Chemistry”: An Essay on Relationships
by: Clarisse Thorn Note: This is a guest post that was previously published on Clarisse Thorn’s website and has been cross-posted with permission. You can find the original here. It’s a […]
“To Stay Alive”: A First Love Story
by: Addison Bell If you starve yourself long enough, you forget that you’re hungry. After awhile, you feel like you’ve entered a dream state. You watch the world go by without […]
Pixie Madness: My Complicated Relationship with Zooey Deschanel
by: Nico Lang Note: This article is a response to Addison Bell’s “Not So ‘New Girl’: Why People Hate Zooey Deschanel.” It is written out of love and respect for […]
Queering Marriage: Deciding What a Union Means to Me
by: Mar Curran I first became active in the queer rights movement beyond just the usual semantics of, “Of course everyone should have equal rights!” and participating in the Day […]
An Optimist’s Maturation
by: Benjamin Baumer Unaligned helps me explore the uncomfortable feeling of disconnection with who I was in the past. This morning I stumbled upon a Facebook post I had written in […]
“Adventures in Being Unfriended”: A Facebook Chat on Rick Perry’s Infamous Commercial
by: Bruch Reed Title Note: Bruch would like you to know that he and Charles ARE actually still friends on Facebook. Somehow, their friendship made it through. This is the […]
2011: The Year of the Hot Mess
by: Kara Crawford 2011 was a hot, hot mess. I believe it will be forever remembered as the year the whole world, including all of humanity and all of nature […]
