Anonymous said: "I have a serious question. I was on youtube and I watched this video o this girl reciting this poem about how she used to be gay but then she found "Christ" and she's not gay anymore. People in the comment section are all like I'm an ex-gay I've been gay for X amount of years but then i found god and he delivered me and I've been "straight" for X amount of years now. They say it light it was a light switch that was flipped. I guess my question is is it possible to just "stop being gay?" like tht"

Mmmm, I don’t think so. Basically, what those “clinics” do is make people feel so shameful about their sexual orientation that they convince themselves that they are wrong. It traumatizes people to the point where they change themselves. It’s a super dangerous, hurtful thing to do to people.


Nominees for The 24th Annual GLAAD Awards 

“The GLAAD Media Awards celebrate outstanding representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community and our allies on TV, in film, and in the news. These are the images and stories that bring us closer to equality.”


REBLOG SI PIENSAS QUE todos somos humanos. 

REBLOG SI PIENSAS QUE todos somos humanos. 


Sexual Orientation: It's Not a Sin 

religiouslylgbt:

This article discusses non-heterosexuality from a Christian perspective.


yulie1022: I’ve been feeling rather LGBTQ activist lately. Oh well, enjoy the pics! P.S. Click on the picture, see what happens!

yulie1022:

I’ve been feeling rather LGBTQ activist lately. Oh well, enjoy the pics!

P.S. Click on the picture, see what happens!


glaad: We love what the late, great Paul Newman had to say about gay people.

glaad:

We love what the late, great Paul Newman had to say about gay people.


glaad: Washington becomes one of the first states to approve marriage equality at the ballot box!

glaad:

Washington becomes one of the first states to approve marriage equality at the ballot box!


Submitted By http://art-is-a-confession.tumblr.com/

Submitted By http://art-is-a-confession.tumblr.com/


glaad: Hurricane Sandy destroyed the Ali Forney Center’s drop-in center for LGBT youth in Manhattan, where young people in New York City were able to go for food, showers, clothing, medical care, HIV testing and treatment and substance abuse services.Donate on the center’s website, or text GLAAD to 80888 to make a $10 donation until 11/8.

glaad:

Hurricane Sandy destroyed the Ali Forney Center’s drop-in center for LGBT youth in Manhattan, where young people in New York City were able to go for food, showers, clothing, medical care, HIV testing and treatment and substance abuse services.

Donate on the center’s website, or text GLAAD to 80888 to make a $10 donation until 11/8.


My coming out advice. 

Before I came out I was terribly scared of what people would think and how it affected the way my friends acted around me. But I started to tell my closest friends, who I knew wouldn’t act any different. Then they helped me tell my other friends and most of them already pretty much knew. The ones that didn’t were fine, and still treated me the same. There were some people that weren’t as close, or were intimidated by me, but I didn’t want them as a friend afterwards. As long as you have a group of supporting friends you’ll be fine.