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“Every person’s journey is different, whether it be the evolution so many Americans, like our president, have taken to support the freedom to marry, or the intensely personal path to accepting one’s sexual orientation and building a life lived in truth in a society and amid family expectations that can make that very difficult. When Opposites No Longer Attract recounts the stories of men and women in different-sex marriages who came to terms with being gay and navigated the tugs and currents of competing concerns to be true to themselves, treat loved ones with integrity and compassion, and find happiness and wholeness.”
— Evan Wolfson, Founder and President of Freedom to Marry
Want to speak with someone that wants to help you come out of your deepest darkest place to be free of the burden of hiding your authentic self? Someone that will help you see the way out of a situation that you thought was virtually impossible? Michael works with people that are in situations where they feel they have no way out, but you do, and you may have a way out with dignity. Live the life you were authentically meant to live.
Michael is the past president of Equality Pennsylvania, and his business is a certified LGBTBE member of the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC), and Michael serves as the Secretary of the Pittsburgh chapter. He was also the founder and chairman of the Gay and Lesbian Executive Committee, a professional networking organization in Pittsburgh that is becoming part of the NGLCC. Michael came out in his mid-thirties while he was still married. Now divorced, he lives outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with his partner. When Opposites No Longer Attract is his first book. Michael can be reached through his website, www.testapublishing.com.
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Drew did not admit—even to himself—that he might be gay until he was thirty-six.
Read moreGrace is a forty-three-year-old teacher who was married twice: to Dan in 1994 and Luke in 2002.
Read moreTelling your children that you are gay or lesbian can be difficult, so I asked some how they came out to their sons and daughters.
Read moreI was once like that. It wasn’t until I was in my mid-thirties that I started to suspect that I am not straight.
Read moreMy advice would be to handle things responsibly with your spouse.
Read moreWe’re all invited to be straight. We’re all invited to get married to someone of the opposite sex and have kids.
Read moreIn this book, I tell the story of my journey and those of seven other men and women in following the flow of love into unexpected relationships.
Read moreMy advice would be to handle things responsibly with your spouse.
Read moreDrew did not admit—even to himself—that he might be gay until he was thirty-six.
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I personally know the author and as a once married gay man I wish this book was around prior to my coming out. Mike has a great way of sharing the stories of others. Love the book!
