Jayson Flores

I’m no longer afraid of people calling me out for my flaws. I know that I’m a complex, three-dimensional human being no matter what anyone says. My flaws are part of me, but they do not define me. I love them because I love myself.

My dad accidentally said “I take you Helen Keller…” instead of “Helen” when he married my mom. He was nervous and it just popped out.

I intentionally try a little less than I could, to save myself the embarrassment of failure by trying my best.

Why don’t my dogs react like this (or at all) when I bark at them?

1. Tom Daley.

3. Stay up to date on the latest in LGBTQ news.

Riddled with prejudice, the American adaptation is a gross shell of the original.

4. Heteros can be really judgmental when it comes to anal sex.

6. Many people consider twinks the gay answer to the stereotypical blonde bimbo cheerleader — an assumption that’s wrong.

We all want peace in the night, and to feel like we’re not so alone in the world.

7. Your family is cursed.

I’ve always felt worse than the few sexual partners I’ve had in my life. Sure, they always tell me that it’s fine, or that the sex was good. They can lie to me, but they can’t lie to themselves.