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by Gaby Ann Love
Sometimes, most of the times, it feels like a perverse self inflicting search for the impossible, a quick gratification that wants to be oblivious ...
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by Gaby Ann Love
A choice is to come out and tell about yourself. That choice can be liberating but extremely consuming.
Being yourself and living as who you are, a...
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by Gaby Ann Love
Q: Are there better dating apps?
A: they are all the same, filth finds a way to creep in everywhere. Lots of trash to deal with.
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by Gaby Ann Love
There are a million better writings about Pride that are more significant and historically accurate than I could ever attempt to write about.
But, ...
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by Gaby Ann Love
I have been very fortunate overall throughout my outing as the Trans woman that I am. Most of my friends have been very understanding in their own ...
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by Gaby Ann Love
I look at things in the darkness for clarity, but all I get is creative possibilities. Some may feel and look so real but, unfortunately, they are ...
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by Gaby Ann Love
The hardest part is to start with a positive vibe and keep away from societal stigmas.
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by Gaby Ann Love
My coming out to friends and family is nearly completed and I am overwhelmed and mentally exhausted. The range of emotions felt, received, and proc...
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by Gaby Ann Love
I am writing this post in a blissful state as a result of delicious grilled steak and a superb brew. I will try to be as coherent as the dark nect...
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by Gaby Ann Love
On the eve of the next decade, it seems appropriate to do a quick look back at one of the most important and defining years of my life.
Where to be...
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by Gaby Ann Love
Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance. I have attended once again the Service held by the kind folks of TGI network of Rhode Island. Unfortunatel...
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by Gaby Ann Love
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