On Continuing or Discontinuing HIV Treatment
For the better part of a year, I have been writing advocating for those living with HIV to immediately get on medication. After all, in 2013, antiretroviral treatment means little […]
On the Anniversary of My Being “Sober”
Late at night, I research and write by myself so I can avoid confronting the fact that I am alone, typically until I pass out from exhaustion. Gradually through the […]
In Pursuit of Perfection: Why So Many Gays Love Ayn Rand
Ayn Rand writes that her “life purpose” is “the creation of the kind of world…that represents human perfection.” Devoting thousands of words in any one of her academically-rejected tomes containing […]
The Life and Death of My Dog Max
When I was 5 years old, my parents had very different working schedules. My mother worked during the day, and my father started his shift at 3:00 AM. Often, at […]
Letter from the Editor
To My Readers: For the past several months, each and every one of you has been so kind to share with me your thoughts, your well-wishes, and your opinions on […]
When is it “Too Much:” Do Gays Have a Problem with Unpleasant Facts?
A decade ago, Dr. Susan Cochran at UCLA’s School of Public Health published findings from a comprehensive study conducted on the mental health of gays and lesbians. In the November […]
An Army of Lovers Never Hiding or Alone
Last Thursday, as part of Dining Out for Life, I stopped by Parc on Rittenhouse Square before venturing to the timeless Friday, Saturday, Sunday to eat with friends. While I […]
