By Cinder Ernst– Vitality is defined by Oxford as “the state of being strong and active.” I define fitness as “having the strength and stamina to do the things you…
By Scott Tsui– Previously we discussed three broad categories of people in terms of relationships: The Natural, Learner, and Blamer, and how their characters impact their relationship success or failure.…
By Dr. Tim Seelig– Act 1: 1980s Discovery Act 2: 1990s Devastation Act 3: 2010s Dedication Prologue In a few weeks, a couple of events will bring my relationship with…
By Dr. Frankie Bashan– Maybe you’ve been single for a while, or maybe your date seems too good to be true. But when you’re trying to put your best foot…
Celebrity Cruises is one of the most LGBTQ-friendly cruise lines and is known for valuing all aspects of diversity—reflected among the guests and crew. As a result, Celebrity received the…
By John Chen– The 2018 Gay Games held August 4–12 in Paris, France, have come and gone in the blink of an eye, but they left lasting memories and friendships…
By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: Dolores Maggiore, author of Death and Love at the Old Summer Camp and Love and Lechery at Albert Academy is featured in this issue of the San…
By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney– Six months ago, we reported on the Inter-American Court of Human Rights’ groundbreaking decision in favor of marriage equality. That court has jurisdiction over…
By Scott Tsui– Recently, I discussed two broad categories of people in relationships who have better chances of achieving relationship success. There are Naturals, who are comfortable in their own…
By Andrea Shorter– “Ain’t no way.” I can hardly imagine living in a world without Aretha Franklin. From the womb, the singularly definitive voice of Aretha was destined to have…
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