VillageQ Community: Life in the Big Apple
http://rhythmsfitness.com/setup/css/install.css We have been together for 23 years and still chugging along. I want my son to know that the institution of marriage is an important one.
http://rhythmsfitness.com/setup/css/install.css We have been together for 23 years and still chugging along. I want my son to know that the institution of marriage is an important one.
I really thought pigs would fly before marriage equality would happen here in Texas, but thank goodness for the smart-minded folks of the Supreme Court.
We are too often the only queer family in whatever space we occupy. While this has not led to overt discrimination or even much detectable tension, it is a significant internal challenge.
Meet Lindsay and her daughter, Evelyn, who live in Toronto.
Meet Shannon and her family who split their time between Chicago and Urbana, Illinois.
It’s challenging to be a blogger (and a person) going through a divorce. I don’t want to spew my bitterness all over or over-share, but I also resent the pressure to publicly do the “conscious uncoupling” thing.
Nearly seventeen years and fifteen wedding anniversaries later, I’m still falling in love with him.That’s how I created my family ~ I fell.
I think it’s harder for LGBT people in small towns, especially for those in northern Argentina. Nonetheless, I think it’s amazing how everything changed after the approval of same-sex marriage. If you asked me 5 or 6 years ago, I couldn’t have imagined it would be like this.
Hello Mama and Maman! Welcome to VillageQ. I love this interview— I know, I say that a lot, but it is true every time. I love this interview because of how willing Mama and Maman were to talk about their struggle with infertility and the loss they have faced (something that too […]
It’s easy to let the relationship slide under the weight of work commitments and keeping the house together while taking care of three kids, but we make a point to have moms-only time.
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