Homosexuality

I am Sharp Kadijah, a trans man. I come from the Eastern Region of Uganda, from a town called Mbale. It was on November 22, 2013 when I came out to my family, initially as a lesbian. It was like entering hell.

I have seen first hand the devastation brought on parents and families who were told the reason their child is gay is because of something they did. When the child doesn’t change, or at least doesn’t maintain the behavior modification, these people are often consumed by tremendous guilt.

Together we are invincible, I said in the aftermath, my body humming pleasantly. We were many things, but we were not invincible.

In this mash-up of science and erotic fiction, we explore—and salute—the delectable servitude that is military uniform fetish.

What do Cyndi Lauper, Cher, Collin Ferrell and (yes) Laura Ingraham have in common? Abiding love for a LGBTQ sibling or parent.

My doubts about our marriage started when I realized how difficult it was for my husband. I didn't know the depth of the issue.

I came out to my straight friend first. I went for the old classic. "So, have I told you I’ve been thinking about coming out? Like in a gay way?"

A new documentary illuminates the randy nature of adorable dolphins.