
Personal essays, thoughts, and nonsense from one gay man writing about joy, shame, sex, belonging, and whatever else won’t leave me alone.
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Sam Adams and Kyle MacLachlan, Portlandia
I was a college sophomore in Portland, Oregon, in 2009 when the city inaugurated the first openly gay mayor of a major American city—if you count Portland as one. Mayor Sam Adams, a former city com...
Already long a queer haven, in part due to its location outside the jurisdiction of the oppressive, raid-happy LAPD, West Hollywood was incorporated as an independent city in 1984, with the nation’s first majority openly gay city council. (...
Tonight, I caught myself imagining a world without me in it. I caught myself wondering what would become of me in other people’s memories. I caught myself retracing my life back to the start, back to childhood, back to my mother. Mother. Wh...
I was less than a year old when Disney’s The Little Mermaid was released in 1989, but it never had much of an impact on me growing up. At least not that I realized. I did own an Ariel not-Barbie doll, purchased from my local Walmart with th...
I had “Feel Good Inc.” by Gorillaz as the ringtone on my LG flip phone, Shiny Toy Guns’ “Le Disko” scoring my MySpace profile, Green Day’s American Idiot stuck permanently in the CD player of my ‘99 Corolla, and a little rainbow string brac...
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Los Angeles based queer writer and pop culture merchandiser born and raised in rural Oregon. I write to make sense of what’s on my mind and hope it finds the right reader. \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08
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