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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Michael Testa wrote a book filled with compelling true stories of people trapped in not only a relationship that no longer fits, but also trapped in their own discovery of authenticity. Although I have not been legally married, I know the feeling all too well of being in a relationship where I felt compelled to "stick it out" because life was full of ups and downs, yet I wasn't listening to my own heart of despair and isolation. It was refreshing to read such candid stories from others with similar scenarios and to acknowledge that our own choices are paramount to create the life we deserve. I highly recommend this book to others, gay or straight, searching for their own truth.
