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Bird’s Eye Views
Tag Archives: LGBT
My Son Wears Heels (Review)
From the moment I saw the cover of My Son Wears Heels: One Mom’s Journey from Clueless to Kickass by Julie Tarney, I knew I had to read it. It is the memoir of the mother of a gender non-conforming, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, cultural highlights, Health, Youth
Tagged child development, gay males, gender creative, gender fluid, LGBT, PFLAG, transgender
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Live Honestly
I have a confession to make. When I was still a young adult, my life was a dishonest one. Oh, I was taught that honesty in life is the best way to live. In real life, though, I found out … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Controversy, Friendship, Health, Meanderings, religion, Youth
Tagged Berlin Wall, closeted behavior, honesty, LGBT, Thomas Carlyle, Thomas Jefferson, truth
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It Gets Worse (Review)
If you spend any time watching YouTube videos, you might have come across some thumbnail links to material by Shane Dawson. He’s a rather funny YouTuber albeit with a very dark disposition. The name Dawson is his pen/stage name. Shane … Continue reading
Posted in Books, cultural highlights, Entertainment, Youth
Tagged bisexuality, eating disorders, humor, LGBT, millennial generation, Shane Dawson, YouTube
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Boy Erased (Review)
One of the aspects of my parents’ lives I’m thankful for, is that they did not express radical or fundamentalist religious beliefs. Yet, they were practicing Methodists and they didn’t “approve of my lifestyle”. Thankfully, they never sent me away to attempt to change … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Controversy, Health, religion, Youth
Tagged Baptist Church, ex-gay indoctrination, homosexuality, LGBT
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A Light At The End Of The Tunnel
I spent some time listening to audio books by Stuart Wilde back in the 1990s. I didn’t find as much woo in his brand of New Age thinking as is present in many of his contemporaries. There is one tape … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Controversy, Friendship, Health, Meanderings, religion
Tagged conformity, LGBT, life path, minority subjugation, optimism, problems, women's issues
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