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The article offers information on various men who are boyfriend material. It states that recording artist Ben Roman is looking for a lucky guy to whom he can share his adventures and successes. It mentions that comedic actor Danny Casillas is looking for a man who could join him on trips like watching shows in New York and sun bathing in Puerto Villarta. Topics of the article also includes Latin professional Victor Barreiro, theater fan Roy Cruz, and production coordinator Paul Yuan.

The article focuses on the judgment of lesbian Anne Marie Schubert and other personalities on Proposition 8 in Los Angeles, California. Schubert resisted to give her opinion on marriage equality due to judicial ethics. Gay political strategist Chad Griffin thinks on the political state-by-state consensus strategy to succeed in marriage agreed by most LGBT legal attorneys and groups. It points out that many legal groups encouraged same-sex couples not to sue in federal court.

The article offers tips for gay couples in planning an artful wedding in California. It discusses the factors that must be considered in the selection of catering service, video and lighting productions, table decorations and delivery charges. Onyx Transportation provides round-trip transportation from hotel to the location.

This section offers news briefs concerning the gay community. Talkshow host Ellen DeGeneres was ranked No. 1 on "Out" magazine's second annual Power 50 list. Richard Lane, a rector at an Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia, criticized Judge Michael Kirby for living with his same-sex partner while at the same time calling himself a Christian Anglican. A cemetery in Copenhagen, Denmark has set aside an area called Regnbuen specifically as burial sites for LGBT people.

The article presents updates on gay news. U.S. Republican candidates for the 2008 presidential nomination, at a November 28, 2007 debate, expressed support for the federal Don't Ask, Don't Tell law which bans openly lesbian, gay and bisexual personnel from the armed forces. Craig Chandler, a member of the Alberta Conservative party, was ousted by his party because he founded a group linked to a homophobic letter. Australia may be the next nation to eliminate same-sex partnership discrimination in its laws.

The article offers advice on long-term gay relationships. It states that when things turn bad in a relationship, it is important to remember the more positive traits of a partner. According to the article, life changes people, so it is vital that a person and his or her partner make an effort to change together. It stresses the importance of always agreeing with the significant other, but agreeing on the relationship's boundaries and overall objectives is the key to long-term success.

The article focuses on gay matchmaker David Cruz along with his television (TV) series "The Millionaire Matchmaker," hosted by Patti Stanger. It mentions that the personal romantic success of Cruz can be attributed to the credibility of his advice. Cruz states that the first thing that he tries is to educate people regarding the importance of happiness in one's life and career. It also includes tips on how to keep the love alive in same-sex relationship. INSET: 10 Tips for KEEPING LOVE ALIVE in Modern Times.

The article profiles Eddie Campbell, author of "44 Horrible Dates." His book is based on his real-life dating history and he wrote it because he feels a sense of responsibility towards his readers. He shares his views on gay marriage and describes his ideal date. His career in television includes art direction for shows such as "Dawson's Creek," "Ghost Whisperer" and "Days of Our Lives." He says he wants to write a book about how to become an author.

The article offers information on the Buddy System program of the Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center (LAGLC) in California which pairs elderly gay people with a younger companion. Conceptualized by artist and community activist Ed Stanley, the program aims to create a mutual and lasting link between the senior lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community and the younger adult generation. The planning done to develop the program is described and the requirements needed to join the said program are mentioned.

The article highlights historical events that have been significant in the development of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community of Los Angeles, California. In 1542, Spanish explorer Juan Cabrillo discovered that homosexuality was regarded a part of life of the Tongva tribe. Spanish Captain Pedro Fages considered same-sex relationship as a criminal act in 1775. The international organization Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) was established in the Brentwood district in 1981.

The article discusses same-sex relationships with large age differences in Los Angeles, California. It explores several reasons for the particular stigma which include the AIDS epidemic of the 1970s-1990s, obsession with youth culture and the perception of young gay men and older gay men on marriage. It presents the stories of some gay couples with age disparities, with information on the challenges they encounter as a couple and how they overcome those.

The article suggests a desirable type of life that same-sex couples should live to keep a harmonious relationship. Understanding the respective needs and preferences of every party is the most essential manner of assuring a good and healthy relationship. It is evident that living and having an affair with people of the same sex offer the society uncertainties but the quality of the relationship still depends on the people involved.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience in living with a same sex partner.

The article focuses on the author's struggle in finding a name for his man. He notes that they have been together for four years and his partner has not asked him to marry him. He adds that he cannot call him a fiance or a husband for that. He mentions that he cannot call him friend because although they are best of friends, something about him just stand out that makes him an exception. He adds that he cannot call him boyfriend and that if anyone knows the name for what they have, let him know.

A quiz about finding a soulmate or a life partner is presented.

The article introduces a new term for describing a gay relationship that does not involve marriage or domestic partnership. The term "nondomesticated partner" (NDP) is suggested to be appropriate or applicable for gay people who are into a special relationship with someone whom they do not have interest in mimicking heterosexual marriage with. The author believes that NDP should be adopted so as not to leave out many gay men being forced to conform to the supposed standards of heterosexuality.

The article offers a primer to gay couples whose relationship has changed as a result of parenthood. According to the article, there is a richness of opportunity for all LGBT families when they take the best out of their own culture and blend it with the best of the predominant culture so new forms of family and special experiences can be created. It presents information on several gay couples who decided to adopt children and their experiences with creating a family.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of having a romantic relationship with a gay partner and adopting two boys.

The article discusses factors that should be considered by gay couples when finding the right relationship counselor. The first step is for the couple to determine the extent of their health insurance coverage. They are suggested to call their provider to obtain an authorization. The provider will then offer a list of approved practices. The gay couple should also inform their provider that they want a gay or GLBT-experienced therapist.

The article offers suggestions on what to do for those involved in domestic violence in same-sex relationships. Perpetrators are advised to take 100% responsibility for violence and talk openly about the abuse. It is suggested that victims should develop a safety plan for when the abuse happens. Friends and family who know about domestic violence are advised to respect choices and to be there if and when the relationship is over.

The article focuses on domestic violence (DV) in same-sex relationships. It mentions that domestic violence is a systematic attempt by one partner, the perpetrator, to gain power over his or her partner. It explores why perpetrators act violently. It cites the reasons of victims for remaining with their perpetrators.

The article discusses the reliability of official surveys, such as the American Community Survey, to determine the prevalence of same-sex relationship in the U.S. According to Gary Gates, a senior researchers and sociologist specializing in gay social-policy, inaccuracies in the surveys can result from the refusal of same sex couples to identify themselves as gay or lesbian.

The article offers news related to the gay community in the U.S. as of September 26, 2006. A law has been proposed at California's Assembly that enables domestic partners the right to file joint state income-tax returns. The first same-sex civil union in the country has officially ended their relationship. A man from Chicago, Illinois was arrested and charged with felony disorderly conduct after telling a security at O'Hare Airport that a sex toy he was carrying was a bomb.

The author relates the story when he caught her boyfriend together with another partner. For him, it was a very painful situation and it shattered his life and thought that the life was over. However due to group therapy, he was able to recover. He stresses that spilling the bravery to a gay peer can be beneficial which can even save the life.

Presents ways on how to resolve conflict between same-sex relationship. Discussion of the problem in a relaxed atmosphere; Use of direct ways to express feelings toward a partner; Use of words or phrases that will get a negative reactions from a partner; Long-term conflict resolution skills that can be used in a same-sex relation.

The article discusses the author's experience in having a gay relationship. He narrates that his straight brother-in-law was envied of the idea that his gay relationship gives an opportunity to be nonmonogamous. This is because no matter how many gay relationships he will get involved, it will not lead to pregnancy. Furthermore, he revealed that after the confession of his brother-in-law, he established a strong emotional monogamy with his gay partner.

Relates an experience in dealing with two gay partners. Consequences associated with the relationship; Preference of the partners to three-way sex; Benefits of the such kind of relationship.

The article offers tips on how to date a hipster in the U.S. The hipster needs a good five hours each week for shopping. A true hipster is a music dork with fashion sense. A hipster is not a hip if he is all dressed up with no place to go. For hipsters, getting naked is the new throwing up. Hipster should be in open channels of communication.

The article relates the author's experience of how he and his partner continuously nurtured their relationship as a gay couple. He recalls how he met his partner at a dance and how proud he was of having him in his life. They both have a strong faith in God and believe that they were brought together to improve their own and each other's lives in ways they are thankful. The author has learned the most important thing and he has kept in mind that his partner is not the same person as him.

The article presents an interview with Sam Cagnina. When asked about having another person to join their relationship and make it foursome, Sam Cagnina commented that their relationship was strong so nobody came up to them and dared join the relationship. Samantha joked that she would consider becoming a part of another three-way relationship if the couples were Wilson and Ralph Fiennes.

Focuses on the contribution of monogamous gay relationships in lessening the chances of transmitting HIV infections in the U.S. Anxiety felt by gay men when they find out that they have caught sexually transmitted diseases; Advantages of being in a relationship with sexual exclusivity; Barrier provided by condoms against HIV.

Shares the author's experience of cohabiting with his boyfriend in California. Arrangement in dealing with the challenges of day-to-day life; Adjustments they made to accommodate their differing behavior; Advice they take to improve their relationship.

The article outlines the most several conflicts in gay relationships. They include criticism, defensiveness, and contempt. Also mentioned are examples and remedies for each conflict including the importance of listening to one's partner, apologizing for one's behavior, and the downside of stonewalling.

The article discusses issues concerning gay relationships as of February 2015. Topics covered include a comparison between same-sex couples and their heterosexual counterparts in terms of relationships, according to a 2014 study published by the Open University, and percentage of gay male relationships that are open to sex outside the relationship with the approval and knowledge of partners, according to a 2010 study by the San Francisco State University.

The article reports on a gossip about the trouble in the relationship of a gay couple, an openly gay model and a television (TV) network executive.

The article offers information on the Paley Center for Media's Los Angeles Gala Benefit on November 12, 2014 to honor the contributions of the television set to same-sex equality through films and television serials such as "That Certain Summer," "Will and Grace," and "Glee."

The author discusses his experience of dealing with an actor friend who broke up with his boyfriend.

The article offers tips on how to develop and maintain a strong relationship with a man. Topics discussed include the benefits of motivation and comparing a man to a dog in terms of behavior, the importance of showing or communicating appreciation to one's partner and the author's assertion that a partner should stop nagging the man. Also highlighted is the importance of showing respect for one's partner.

The article offers advice on how gay men can train their partners. It discusses the basic principle of doing things that one likes and its reverse of avoiding things that one does not like. Advice given include to take action and address the problem in the relationship, to not make assumptions and to know what motivates a partner to repeat or refrain from doing something.

The article focuses on 10 ways to win any argument among individuals or gay couples. Topics include taking the issue about the partner's entire personality, avoidance to the issue that causes argument, and giving a non-apology. Information regarding the five relationship building conflict techniques, including focusing on one problem at a time, taking responsibility, and getting eye to eye contact with one's partner, is also provided.

The article discusses the practice by young gay men with sugar daddies as of late October 2013 to use debit cards to collect some money from their sugar daddies' accounts.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's domestic relationship experience with his husband.

The author shares his views about discusses the advantages and disadvantages of gay marriage. It is said that marriage for diverse-gender couples result to better health, more happiness, longer lives, less depression and less risky behavior. According to the author, the belief that legal marriage will reduce the HIV rates in gay men is not true for everyone. The author cites a study which found that marriage tends to have traditionalizing effect among same-sex couples.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of searching for his former boyfriend in Nashville, Tennessee.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of breaking up with his long-time boyfriend and dating another guy he met through an online dating site.

The author offers tips on how gay men can maintain a healthy relationship with their boyfriend without worrying over various things. To gain better understanding of one's partner, the author stresses that stereotyping the relationship should be prevented. She explains that bringing up hurtful topics from the past is destructive, noting that one should focus on positive qualities instead of flaws. She also stresses the importance of investing in oneself while in a relationship.

The article focuses on Mixology, an elite matchmaking agency for lesbians and gay headed by Maghann Novinski that offers matchmaking services to those who wanted to have a long-term relationships.

A photograph showing two signs for and against the Amendment One, which bans any governmental recognition of same-sex relationships, in North Carolina is presented.

The article presents tips on how LGBT couples can preserve their relationships despite difficulties. Those who are in a problematic relationship are advised to consider the perspective of their partners, who like other people are expressing their need for attention and appreciation. They are encouraged to iron out their differences and to view their partners in equal footing. It was also pointed out that every individual has his or her own positive traits.

The article discusses ways on how to instill hope in a loving gay relationship. Couples therapy divulges the many ill feelings shared by partners. Among these feelings are resentment and insecurity. Partners are advised to engage in active listening, which is a key communication goal. Holding hands as a way of connecting with a partner is also encouraged.