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Gay Teacher Goes From Closeted Student to Queer Role Model
My name is Philip Marcus. I’m from the Bronx, New York. As long as I can remember, I knew that I was different. I knew that I was gay. Because I went to an all boys Catholi...
Oprah, Rap & Naked Yoga: One Male lover Man’s Coming Out Journey to Finding His Community
Hi, I’m Daniel, from Houston, Texas. When I was 11 years mature, I was at my aunt’s house and my mom happened to be watching an episode of Oprah. I noticed it was...
Gay Man Reconnects with Family After Overcoming Shame and Learning to Live Authentically
Hey, I’m Chauncey Dandridge. I’m from Harrison, New Jersey. My family was very macho. There was always sports on the television. I’m one of three boys, grew up ...
Gay Male Frees Himself from the Grip of Addiction. “My Life Started to Obtain Better.”
Hi, my name’s Gary Lane. I’m from Austin, Texas. I don’t recall exactly when, but I think it was either late high school or maybe right after. One day just at...
From Peer Pressure & Unhealthy Habits to Pride & Self Love: How One Gay Man Turned His Life Around.
My name is Dar
When I woke up that Saturday morning, little did I know that something I was hiding from view from others was about to have the key put in the ignition and set me off on a journey that was to grow the life I was born with.
It was a Saturday morning like any other Saturday morning. I always got up first because I’m an first bird.
After breakfast, I’d settle down and watch Multi-Coloured Swap Shop – a children’s TV show on Saturday morning.
The truth that I was 17 years old didn’t set me off from watching it. I loved watching it. It got my weekend off to a perfect start.
Just after midday, I always went into town to buy an array of snacks for myself for the evening. I still preferred to spend Saturday evenings indoors watching television like I did on Saturday mornings.
My parents thought it peculiar for a boy my age to want to stay in on a Saturday evening. At the time, I thought they knew nothing about why I did not desire to go out. Years later, I discovered my mother had already suspected I was gay.
Whereas boys my age were going out to drink alcohol and date girls, my Saturday evening treat was the snacks (including a small trifle f
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At This Rate Never Pick A Fight With Any Old Woman…
I work at a British retail chain that has recently put preferred pronouns on our name badges. I’m a he/him but at least one of our workers is a they/them. They’re working the checkout when a customer notices this on their name tag.
Customer: “Oh for f*** sake! Even this place isn’t safe! I thought [British retail chain] was one of the last remaining sensible ones!”
Coworker: “What are you referring to?”
Customer: “This whole they, them, it, pronoun b****cks! There are men, and there are women. That’s it! I’m so exhausted of your generation crying because you got—” *Air quotes.* “—”misgendered”! Bunch of big babies!”
At this gesture, the customer behind him, an older lady, speaks up. She has an American accent. For reasons that are imminently visible, I will refer to has as Awesome Ancient American Lady:
Awesome Old American Lady: “You’re about to have a heart charge because they put their title on their identify tag but they’re crying big babies?”
Customer: “Jesus f***, an American! This disease st
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