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When the Scratching Gets Louder: Boundaries, Pushback, and Queer Self-Protection
A closed door and a determined dog can teach you almost everything you need to know about boundaries. If you’ve ever shut a door on a dog who used to have free access to that room, you know what happens next.

Timothy Hill
Apr 30
It’s Okay to Be Nervous: Starting Therapy as a Gay Man
Seeing a psychologist for the first time can feel nerve-wracking, especially for gay men who haven’t always had the luxury of being fully themselves in unfamiliar spaces.

Timothy Hill
Apr 9
The Guard Dogs Inside Us: Why Gay Men and Queer People may Lash Out When We Feel Cornered
Sending in the guard dogs is a simple way to describe how someone suddenly reacts in a way that feels sharp, defensive, or totally unlike the version of themselves they want to be.

Timothy Hill
Mar 18
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