Joe Biden Is the LGBTQ Savior of All Time

For the first time in US history this past year, we had an openly gay man running for President, with his legal husband by his side, Pete and Chasten Buttigieg. Many believe that Pete had an excellent chance of winning swing voters, and ultimately winning the general election. I believe he had a strong chance of becoming our next President.

We also have a countless number of LGBTQ people both in office and running for public office nowadays. And even thought things are not perfect yet, we have come a long way in the last decade.

With that said, Mr. Biden believes he’s going to be the best thing that’s come along for us in a long time. And he’s going to tell you this.

I’m not even quoting an excerpt. You can read more here.

LGB People Have Less Contact with Siblings

I don’t know how true this piece is because I have an openly gay brother and I also have a straight brother and a straight sister. I’m equally close with all of them, and in touch with them all the time. We all live about an hour and a half away from each other, and we are always in contact. The same goes for Tony and his 6 siblings. We all don’t see each other as often as we’d like to, but that’s because everyone’s usually busy with their lives.

However, I have known many gay people in my lifetime who didn’t have much contact with siblings and they did distance themselves. In every single case, they were much older than I am. I just keep wondering, though, if things are changing for younger people. But I really don’t know.

“The dominant explanation for this is that these individuals receive lower levels of social support from their family and the broader community. This is because non-heterosexuality remains a stigmatised and not fully accepted social status.” 

You can read it all, here. 

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