13 very gay and very good books you should read this Pri Month | Mashable

Contents:

• THE 10 BT GAY SELF-HELP BOOKS YOU SHOULD HAVE READ ALREADY BY NOW!
• 13 VERY GAY AND VERY GOOD BOOKS YOU SHOULD READ THIS PRI MONTH
• 10 MT-READ BOOKS FOR GAY MEN SEEKG GROWTH, HEALG, AND AN PE OM THE STGGLE MDSET

THE 10 BT GAY SELF-HELP BOOKS YOU SHOULD HAVE READ ALREADY BY NOW!

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13 VERY GAY AND VERY GOOD BOOKS YOU SHOULD READ THIS PRI MONTH

You might not be able to make everythg around you your life perfect, but we have tried our bt to put together the top ten gay and queer self-help books to make your life jt that ltle b easier and more pleasant! By John Pl BrammerStraight Parents/Gay Children: Keepg Fai Together by Robert BernsteQueer Blu by Kimeron N. Wh s full tle clockg as The Pri Gui: A Gui to Sexual and Social Health for LGBTQ Youth, this most popular work of Langford’s non-fictn ntributns to LGBT lerature is everythg that a gay, bi, trans, or otherwise queer teenager or young adult uld need makg their first steps to the world as a grown human beg.

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10 MT-READ BOOKS FOR GAY MEN SEEKG GROWTH, HEALG, AND AN PE OM THE STGGLE MDSET

Brammer’s memoir slash tobgraphy slash stant self-help classic is a light-hearted yet brave take on queer life as a whole, actg as somewhat of a cheat gui to gay life. Mixed race, gay, and not at all certa where he wanted to go wh his life, while Brammer’s journey of transformg to ‘Papi’ – thor of the popular advice lumn that shar the book’s name and an in for queer youths all across the world – had humble origs, when got started, got started wh a bang.

Straight Parents/Gay Children: Keepg Fai Together by Robert Bernste. While this book isn’t strictly jt about self-help for queer dividuals – though n be an enlighteng, theraptic, and eeg read for those who have had to experience the difficulti of livg wh homophobic or transphobic parents – mt be said that ensurg a healthy fay relatnship is a massive step towards posive experienc later life and that some of the most proment issu of all that queer people enunter n be found right the childhood home. Wrten not by a queer dividual but rather om the perspective of a heterosexual father wh a lbian dghter, Bernste’s work Straight Parents/Gay Children is nothg short of spiratnal – showg how a thg reacted to as ‘needg gettg ed to’ or ‘gettg over’ is stead a gift and an opportuny for parents to show how much they tly love and accept their children.

Bernste se parents as irreplaceable bastns of support for gay rights. Queer Blu: The Lbian and Gay Gui to Overg Deprsn is one of the only piec of queer lerature out there that foc pecially on the effects and sourc of prsn that gay people suffer om on a day-to-day basis and the job do of verg ccial and til now unexplored topics is nothg short of legendary. And now, to end this list of the bt gay self-help books, let dip once more to the que difficult realm of discsn that is the relatnships shared between queer children – grown and still growg – and their parents.