Coming Out Again: Reaching, Building, Educating, Doing.
by: Joe Varisco About a month ago I found out that I am HIV positive. Adaptation, embrace change. I found that in speaking this news I was liberated and empowered […]
Category Archives: Gay
All Together Now: Tammy Baldwin and The Whole Community
by: Alexandra Cavallaro I don’t know about you, but election night felt like a lesson in information management. I sat with two of my friends in their living room and […]
The Problem of the Straight Savior: Thoughts On an Unredeeming Social Experiment
by: Derrick Clifton As a gay Christian who grew up internalizing anti-gay theology, I can do without Timothy Kurek attempting to describe any aspect of what I endured. It’s unacceptable for him […]
Confessions of an Emotionally Abused Boyfriend
by: Mark Nott I started dating my ex-boyfriend the summer of my sophomore year of college. I had recently gotten out of a 5 month long relationship with an attorney […]
Making Room For All God’s People: Why I Stepped Down from UMC Ordination
by: Michael Overman Little did I know that a private message I received from a fellow member of the Gay Christian Network nearly four years ago would drastically change the […]
Coming Out of the Digital Closet
by: Zach Stafford Before I came out, I used to peer out through a window—a chat window on my computer. From the comfort of my digital closet, AOL Instant Messenger, […]
Serial Dater: The Politics of Dating
by: Adam Guerino Serial Dater is a dating column inspired by a year-long sabbatical from dating. The author went from compulsively dating to abstaining from dating and decided to write […]
Serial Dater: Enabling Cheating
by: Adam Guerino I’ve never cheated on someone. This may be because of morality or lack of opportunity, but it’s a fact I enjoy about myself. If I’m not ready […]
Close Encounters of the First Kind: When My Partner Met My Family
by: Michael Matthew Overman My partner Frankie and I had been dating for over fifteen months when he finally met my grandmother, Nanny. He’d first met my parents the spring […]
A Human Community: Why We Shouldn’t Hate Rupert Everett
by: Patrick Gill Rupert Everett has spoken with the grace of a toddler throwing a brick. In an interview with the British Sunday Times, he said, among many things, that […]
