It’s Back! Catch two upcoming performances of “Bi, Hung, Fit… and Married”

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Screaming Weenie Productions – the West Coast’s Queer Theatre Company – is hosting a Special Benefit Night for Qmunity called The Breaking Point on March 19, 2013, 8pm at the PAL Studio Theatre (581 Cardero St, off West Georgia). Buy Tickets Online Now! The evening will feature a double-bill of performances about sex and the…

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Stepping out beyond the guideposts

Stepping out...

There are times – especially while travelling – when I wake up in the blackness of night and, for a few moments anyhow, I have no idea where I am: I don’t know what city I’m in; who’s in bed with me; where I’m sleeping (top of a bunk? on a ship? ). Sometimes I’m…

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Coming out to my wife

via Salon.com

After 15 years of marriage, I drove my wife up to a local mountain, parked on the side of the road, and came clean: I’d been fooling around with men behind her back, and after a lifetime of grappling with my sexuality, had come to accept the fact that I am bisexual. “Our marriage is…

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Mark + Lianna are part of “Sex Talk in the City”!

Mark + Lianna are part of “Sex Talk in the City”!

Mark + Lianna in front of their “Drawer” at the Museum of Vancouver’s new exhibit, Sex Talk in The City. Thanks to @maurice for the photo! Mark + Lianna’s experiences with their open relationship are explored in the exhibit’s Wall of Drawers, where visitors cannot help but feel like a kid snooping in their parents’…

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Queer U: New Forms of Gender, Sexual Identity + Expression

Queer U: New Forms of Gender, Sexual Identity + Expression

I had the pleasure of attending “Queer U: Fluidity in Identity” at UBC this past Saturday. Queer U was the final event in a week of queer events for UBC’s Outweek 2013. Fluidity in identity is a favourite theme of mine. In particular sexual identity. I’ve witnessed my own movement through different sexual desires, orientations,…

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Commentary: A Million First Dates: How online romance is threatening monogamy

There has been a lot of talk about the recent article published in “The Atlantic”, entitled “A Million First Dates: How online romance is threatening monogamy“, by Dan Slater. The article, like society itself, is rife with all kinds of erroneous, half-baked assumptions about monogamy, and relationships in general. “Mate scarcity also plays an important…

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