February 10, 2019

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This is a cool way to share our coming out stories. I am glad I found this site. For me I’m bisexual and have been working on coming out since about August 2012. I think the first person I really … Read the rest here

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8 hours ago

One more sleep! When we wake up tomorrow morning even the straights will be covered in rainbow glitter and Yaaasss.

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍⚧️❤️🌈

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19 hours ago

Paul Reubens, the heart behind Pee-wee Herman’s iconic bowtie and infectious giggle, never wanted to be defined solely by his character. In his final, courageous act, he gave the world his authentic self.

The HBO docuseries Pee-wee as Himself unveils this truth with tenderness, drawing from over 40 hours of Reubens’ heartfelt reflections on his joys, struggles, and the steep price of fame that often demanded his silence.

With raw honesty, Reubens reveals a man grappling with his identity—his sexuality, public perception, and how comedy became both sanctuary and shield. One touching moment comes when he speaks of Guy, a man who ignited his early creativity. “I saw him across the room, and it was love at first sight,” he shared, voice warm with memory. “That was him. That was my guy.”

Yet, Hollywood’s unspoken rules forced him to step back from that love, retreating into a closet that brought loneliness to protect his career. “I was as out as I could be,” he confessed, “and then I chose to hide again.”

The docuseries traces how his college days in drag and performance art shaped Pee-wee, turning pretense into survival. But fame exacted a toll. Reubens recounts the 1991 arrest, the mugshot that shattered Pee-wee’s innocence overnight. “It all backfired,” he said, the pain still raw. “Suddenly, I was staring out from a mugshot like some kind of villain.” The media storm was relentless, and the 2002 raid—where a misunderstood art collection led to baseless accusations—cut deeper.

“He was so unfairly treated,” director Matt Wolf says, “and the world never heard his side.”

Quietly, Reubens battled lung cancer for six years, never mentioning it during interviews. Even in his final days, he thought of others, recording a message just before his passing: “I made this documentary to show you who I really am… everything I created came from a place of love.” He didn’t live his truth fully in life, but in death, Paul Reubens ensured his voice—kind, complex, human—would resonate. His legacy isn’t just laughter; it’s the bravery to be seen and understood.

The two-part HBO docuseries Pee-wee as Himself is available to stream on Max or watch on HBO.

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2 days ago

Many “Christians” weaponize scripture to marginalize the LGBTQ community, citing Leviticus or Paul’s letters to justify exclusion. Yet they ignore the same texts’ prohibitions on divorce, gossip, or even eating pork—sins they often commit without a second thought.

This selective outrage betrays a deeper issue: a failure to grapple with the religion’s complexity and cultural context.

Jesus challenged religious elites who prioritized rules over people, consistently siding with the ostracized. He never mentioned homosexuality or gender identity, but he did command love for all, without exception.

The hypocrisy lies in using faith as a club to harm rather than a call to heal. True Christianity demands humility and self-reflection, not judgment. God didn’t send Christ to judge—I’m confident he didn’t send you either.

Let’s choose love over division, seeing every person as worthy of compassion, just as your Christ did.

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