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Healing Isn’t a Straight Line — And That’s Not Failure

Healing Isn’t a Straight Line — And That’s Not Failure

Guest blog by Sholom— There’s a quiet lie many of us carry without even realizing it:If I’m healing, I should be getting better all the time. Stronger. Clearer. More in control. Less reactive. Always moving forward. But that’s not how real healing works. For men doing...
Too Gay to be Christian, Too Christian to be Gay?

Too Gay to be Christian, Too Christian to be Gay?

By Rich Wyler, Brothers Road — In Los Angeles in 1987, at the age of 25, I attended my first—and only—service at a gay-affirming Metropolitan Community Church, a church founded by a former Pentecostal pastor who had been defrocked for homosexuality. I walked in with a...
What to Do When Your Family Can’t Love You the Way You Need

What to Do When Your Family Can’t Love You the Way You Need

Blog by Sholom— When a man does his work and begins to understand himself better — his needs, his wounds, his longing for connection — a frightening question often arises: What if the people I love most will never be able to love me in the way I need? It’s a fair...
The Real Impact of Comparison Culture on Men

The Real Impact of Comparison Culture on Men

Guest blog by Sholom— The Damage Of Comparison In An Algorithm Age Comparison has always been a trap. But for men today, (all men, not just men with Same-Sex Attraction) it’s no longer just an internal habit—it’s a system we’re immersed in. One designed to move,...