Exercise, eat right, decrease stress, take care of your skin, optimizing your hormones ... and take preventative measures to look good naked.
Don’t just say, “I am a lesbian” and leave her with that. Walk her through it step by step why you define yourself the way you do, and share with her what it is like to be with woman vs a man. Better yet explain why you prefer to be with her out of everyone.
Change inevitably happens within any culture, and your concern and anticipation about departing from the established norm in our community is completely understandable. We simply do not know how our community will evolve as we add the marriage variable into our culture.
Be straight up with the guys you date. Clearly tell them that you are simply dating right now, not looking for a serious relationship.
Singlehood can be fun at times, living a life with open choices, flirtation with anyone, and making any decision you want to make. But singlehood comes with a cost, it can be lonely, leaving people with that hunger to feel wanted, desired and needed.
Don’t give up! The perfect someone is out there … you simply need to be creative at putting yourself in situations where you can run into that ideal mate!
Things you should know but may not know about yogurt, like how it can help prevent yeast infections in both males and females.
Reluctant to face Pride as a single person? Jennine helps you maneuver your way through the crowd with your own sense of pride this season.
Set a personal goal for yourself: Live Healthier, Live Longer: Get Fit For Life.
All the news that’s fit to print about local and national sports, as well as random thoughts about them and other topics into one stream-of-consciousness column.
Society today lacks many of the structural supports that the past made staying in a permanent relationship easier.
At Sportsplex USA, the sun was beaming down on the cut green grass melting tarrying dew, while freshly raked infield dirt lay waiting for someone to run amok.
Check out Roman's wrap-up of the AFCSL Spring season - winners, contenders and ballot results.
During the World Cup, the revelry, the chanting, the flag-waving, and the unabashed joy will be like nothing you’ve ever experienced, especially at one of these hot spots.
Football, softball and shameless fundraiser plugs. What more could a sports fan want?
Isn’t it interesting that all too often we see advertisements for cholesterol drugs such as Lipitor, Vytorin and Crestor, as well as other drugs, telling us that this is the drug we should be taking, yet we can’t go out and buy them! Right, but they want us to rush to the nearest doctor and tell them that “this is the drug I want to take; I think I need to take.”
This Saturday, eight teams will face off in a single-elimination tournament, with the last team standing being crowned “champion” of one of the fastest growing sports leagues by and for the LGBT community in America’s Finest City.
Exercise … if you were going to have an addiction, it seems like this would be a good one to have. But when a routine sweat session turns into an obsession, then there is a problem.
Famed lesbian photographer Annie Leibovitz convinces some of the world’s greatest soccer stars, heading to South Africa next month for the FIFA World Cup, to don their designer briefs and show off their perfect abs.

When you look at a professional athlete, whether a bodybuilder or not, one of the first body parts that grabs your attention is his or her back.
Hear from four doctors about the links between regular calcium intake and the risk of heart attacks.
Meet Chris Vargo, a legally blind personal trainer and massage therapist with a passion for health and nutrition.
People often choose to use insurance to pay for their mental health services. This is a fairly routine thing that most people do without thinking twice, but there is one important pitfall that you should be aware of.
Got an issue that you just can’t make sense of? Shrink Wrap is a new column on SDGLN.com and is the go-to advice and support corner for the LGBT community. It’s similar to a Dear Abby but with a gay twist.
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