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Title: Gay in the CLE – Gay. Fifty-Something. Queer Spirit. Chronic Illness. Cleveland Stories.

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There are times when you do things, in your life, that, often, even mystify yourself. This is the era I am in, at this moment. As a kid, I had many dreams of what my future would be like, as I am sure each of you have had. And yes, I am still disappointed that I don’t have my flying car or my jet pack. I remember dreams of being a scientist or a doctor in space. In other time...

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The Cleveland area is amazing. No matter what part you are from there are always things to do, places to go, and stuff to be a part of. My boyfriend and I try to make the most of it as often as we can. There are too many things, so we often try to pick things around seasons, holidays, or what we are most interested in. Fall makes that so much easier as the Cleveland area seem...

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Because you were always worthy. You just needed to remember.

When we hear the word REJECTION, most of us associate it with being turned down by someone we have feelings for, whether it’s romantic, platonic, or even familial. No matter the rejection stems from, it leaves an indelible mark on us — one that cuts us to our very core. W...

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Let’s be real for a moment: the world feels heavy right now. Between the constant noise of social media, the negativity in the news cycle, energy-draining people, and even our own anxious inner dialogue, it’s no wonder so many of us feel stuck, overwhelmed, or completely disconnected from ourselves.

We’re constantly bombarded with opinions, drama, fear, and pressure...

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