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Winter as a Truth-Teller

I know I am not alone in saying, Winter changes how my body moves through this world.

At 52 years of age, I feel it in the mornings more than any other time. The extra stiffness getting out of bed, my joints staying stiffer longer, and the conversation I have with my inner self about what I have planned for the day and w...


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As I write this, I am sitting in my study on New Year’s Eve 2025. It somehow seems almost appropriate to discuss aging at this time of year, as the New Year is upon me. Winter is an odd season, for many reasons, but for nature it is a period of rest and a time of preparing for what is to come. Those cycles are as old as time itself, but it often seems that Queer Men weren’t g...


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Living with cirrhosis changes how you see your body. For me, it wasn’t just about staying active, it was about staying empowered. Once I was diagnosed, I realized how important movement was, not just physically, but mentally and emotionally. But let’s be real: when you’re dealing with liver disease, the idea of “hitting the gym” or pushing through a run can feel overwhelming....


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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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