Because of shame, I do not yet love my bisexual homo-romantic self. When shame is deeply rooted, it is toxic to our well-being and the well-being of those around us. It belittles our greatest accomplishments. It creates a wall around us that is built of suspicion, envy, fear, and hate of self and others that is directly connected to an overall perception that we can never be enough; never be successful, never be loved.
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Every Tuesday night I meet on Zoom with a group of pretty amazing men who, like me, find themselves caught in the dichotomy of being
Bias and prejudice have been on the forefront of my mind as of late and pondering about it has become an often recurring activity since
First, I was hoping to have this blog post done much sooner, but…life. When I shared with my wife the answer to the prayer in
Quick post today. I’ve been thinking about this a lot, especially since coming out. This is kind of a footnote to my last post, “Asking
After the closet door came crashing down, my wife and I had a lot to talk about, especially as we had very different ideas on
You might be wondering what happened after High School. Well, I did what most young LDS men do. I got ready for and went on
When contemplating starting this blog, I thought of many stories similar to mine I have read. The ones I gained the most from were those
Hello! I’m glad you found my blog! Before getting into the why’s, how’s and when’s of my story I thought I’d give some background so