Yemva Just when you think you have reached the end of the internet, a whole new batch of blogs for the VillageQ directory pops up! I love seeing the snippets of people’s lives. Whether I visit once or keep going back, our growing repository of blogs is proof that families come […]
So what do you do when you’re at Pride, and the people at the next organization’s table are also your neighbors* — the neighbors that abuse their dogs? What if they’re the sole souls at the “Republicans for Equality” table? What if your four-year-old won’t stop playing with their kids, […]
Today, September 23, is Bi Visibility Day. Anybody who knows me knows that I’m not really one for days, weeks, months, parades, or whatever it is that simply celebrates a part of what one naturally is. In fact, until Saturday, I hadn’t even heard of Bi Visibility Day. (Apparently it’s […]
Okay. I admit it. I have a bit of a crush (and, no, VillageQ is not talking about our collective crush on Hart again). Actually, at times, this new crush has felt like a bit of an obsession. Hasn’t that happened to you to? A time when you think you […]
People have asked how I am ordering all the newly listed blogs that I announce. The simple truth is: I don’t. I have a huge list of new blogs and I open pages at random. Once I have 6-8 pages open, I poke around, read a bit, sometimes comment, and […]
One of the reasons I love VillageQ is that I do believe that it takes a village to raise a child. In part, I believe this because my two-year-old has more energy than anyone ever. No. Really. And in part, I believe this because while everyone takes their own path […]
Meet Levi Sable, yet another of the new contributors populating VillageQ. You might know him from Queer Dads Blog: and if you don’t, you’ll want to go back there and have a look around. He’ll be posting here monthly, and we’re thrilled about it! ~ VQ Eds Queer—trans—bisexual—poly—white. I am […]
We are taught to think in binary. Either/ Or. Check the box. Black or white? Male or female? Old or young? Single or Married? Parent or Childless? Of course, these binary relationships don’t encompass everything or everyone, but we, as a society, try so hard to force people into this […]
Clare Davina, a longtime regular contributor here at Lesbian Family (first post: 12 July 2007!), also blogs at Musings from inside, outside, and underneath. Her post below is the tenth in our Lawfully Wedded Life series, and the first to look at heterosexually wedded life and how same-sex wedded life affects it. Do you […]
I do not believe that being bisexual is just a failure to admit that I am gay. But I have been told it is. I do not believe that being bisexual is simply experimenting until I find the right man to settle down with. But I have been told it […]
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