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Hope kept me alive (Part 1)
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Hi, I am Ana and I am from Russia! I am writing this, because I wanted to share my story to someone and get free of the burden that I have been carrying for the past 10 years. I gave it a lot of thought whether to do it or not, but then I think my story can help people overcome their own difficult moments in life. I am also doing it because my life changed for the better...
My straight friend got me on the right track
Who said straight guys can’t be an asset?
I realize that there are a lot of gay people out there that have had more unpleasant experiences than I ever did and are living harder lives. That is a given. But I would like to bring my contribution to the community and break some stereotypes along the way.
I am Mark, 27 years old and I have been through a tough period of my life recently. I have always been a sociable...
The Gay World Today: Open Discussion
Today, prescinding from my story writer position, I have decided to move the accent point on some actual problems torturing me at first, as a gay activist and also the entire gay world. In my writing this day, I turn to my lovely readers: I want to know your opinion guys, I want to know what you think about the things I’ll put as main subjects on the following lines. I want to know if I’m all alone in...
Stop being a ‘Jessy’
In Scotland, we use the word 'jessy' as an insult. Urban dictionary describes it as follows:
"Scottish/Northern English phrase to suggest someone is a coward.
(your mate wont ask a girl out) "aww come on, stop being a Jessy"
(someone runs away from a fight with you) "Haha, ya big Jessy""
It's also an insult thrown at many gay guys when they're young. We're seen as weak, ineffectual, unable to stand up for ourselves. Is this true? Is it something inherent in the...
My Fight For My Human Rights
I’m grateful that there are more and more foundations and platforms which do their best for a little bit more tolerance and acceptance for LGBT people, their growing number and power does really have positive and visible results, but still how does life look like for us in small cities?
How many times were you judged for your appearance, for your manner, for your speaking, in other words for what you are? How many times did you wish to take...
