Born LGBTQ

01/07/2026

01/07/2026

Here's something that's not a secret. My name is Stephen Reveille. Out of 210k followers, I don't expect people to realize im a gay parent. Been out for almost 15 years. My son was only ten.
Point is, my almost 25 years old son deserves a life. I do much to show my autistic son, that i was more than others perceived.
Pass judgment on me. I don't give a f**k. I think of the legacy I leave behind with my kids!

01/07/2026

Trolls come on here and see same s*x couples with kids. Ask who's the mother? The father?
Writing a book? Keep that chapter out!

01/06/2026

What's your favorite movie of all time? I can think of Ben Hur and Night of the Living Dead. Tonight I watch one of my favorites for first time in years on Blu-ray. Excalibur!

01/06/2026

A little humor for the day

01/06/2026

E.M. Forster was ahead of his time, or he was simply better suited to take on certain topics that couldn't be treated with any frankness during his own era. He remained a true Edwardian gentleman, yet Forster wrote from a modern gay male point of view more fully realized than any other writer of his era.

After writing and gardening, Forster had two great love affairs in his life. Remember, at that time in England being gay was illegal, punishable with a prison sentence. Like some other Edwardians, Forster found a sort of s*xual freedom exploring the far reaches of the British Empire, such as Egypt and India, odd now that both countries are repressive in their policies towards LGBTQ people.

The first lover was Muhammad el-Adl, a young Egyptian. Forster: "I have plunged into an anxious but very beautiful affair. It seemed to me, and I proved right, that something precious was being offered me and that I was offering something that might be thought precious. I should have been right to take the plunge, because if you pass life by it is jolly well going to pass you by in the future. If you're frightened it's all right, that's no harm; fear is an emotion. But by some trick of the nerves, I happen not to be frightened."

The second great love of his life was a policeman, Bob Buckingham, whom he met in 1930 when Buckingham was 28 years old and Forster was 51; their affair continued, perhaps even intensified, after Buckingham's marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham accommodated Forster in their relationship, with the wife enjoying his company before handing off the writer to her husband for weekends. Only someone with Forster's considerable skills and vivid imagination could have maintained such an unconventional, yet somehow sweet relationship over so many years.

Here is your reading list:

• WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD (1905)
• THE LONGEST JOURNEY (1907)
• A ROOM WITH A VIEW (1908)
• HOWARDS END (1910)
• A PASSAGE TO INDIA (1924)
• MAURICE (written in 1913–14, published posthumously in 1971)

1947 photograph with Bob Buckingham by George Platt Lynes.

01/06/2026

Jesus is quoting Jeremiah and Ezekiel in this cartoon, claiming that some people talk about peace and peace prizes when in fact they fail peace in epic proportions, fan hate, create conflict, and start wars.

Saying peace won't distract us from the fact that there is no peace.

01/06/2026