“Yet There Was A Time When You Could Walk Around London Or New York And See These Gaunt Faces, Marked

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Oh the L got to love it

CTA Red Line is delayed because I’m sleeping on the tracks in some comfy pajamas

Holding the Man (2015)

Gay marriage is already legal in all US states . congratulations. / Matrimonio gay ya es legal en todos los estados de Estados Unidos. felicidades.

hiv+ lgbt people loving each other is so beautiful and good! this is a fact and not disputable in case u were wondering

In his latest video, Gabe breaks down four ways the Trump administration wants to undermine LGBTQ health — and why we need to fight back.

Then he told me he just got it, then his daughter told me he had it for 15 years and he had another BF and didn't told him either

The fact that there are people knowingly spreading HIV to their partners makes me want to physically throw up. And you know there are people doing it to keep their spouses from leaving cah the stigma would be too much for them to even seek out another relationship. It’s wicked uno. The thing is, sometimes showing you’re clean before marriage ain’t even enough, some people contract these things thru cheating (after) and end up giving it to their partners.

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we can’t let this happen

“I can’t receive oral sex over the course of one year — at all — but my best friend can sleep with eight different women in a week and go donate blood. No problems—without any protection. There is something fundamentally wrong with that.”

Jay Franzone, a 21-year-old gay man, hasn’t had sex in a year so that he could donate blood under the FDA’s policy. On paper, the one-year deferral policy sounds like an improvement over the flat-out ban on gay and bi men donating blood that was in effect previously, but it’s just as discriminatory. Watch Jay’s interview with Vice here, and read his New York Times article about it here.