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Chris Tompkins LmftPsychology Today |
Deshaming a common defense mechanism among gay men.
Why it can be difficult for gay men to talk about their meth use.
Shame may not be our fault, but healing it is our responsibility.
Personal Perspective: Why stereotypes persist, and how we can start to see past them.
Many of us know what we don't want long before we know what we do.
Personal Perspective: For gay men, self-advocacy is an act of self-worth.
For many gay men, shame is conscious. Worth is not.
The ruling in Chiles v. Salazar threatens decades of hard-won progress.
The hidden agreements made in childhood that drive harmful adult behaviors
The "male gayzed" is a lens gay men don't realize they're looking through.
The media's single story about gay men is a harmful and limiting lens.
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