As part of our Family Friday series, every week we spotlight one family, share the story of their love and send lots of love and support to them from ...

What started out as one short film about a 54-year love story between two men became a series of 10-minute documentary portraits telling six diverse stories of LGBTQ love -- love that's missing from the landscape of stereotypes, comic relief and victims.

Manhattanites seeking a May-December relationship have good reason to feel optimistic today, as New York was named the top city to find a sugar daddy ...

LGBTQ folk, just like heterosexual folk, experience intimate partner violence in our relationships, as well, regardless of race, class, ethnicity, or other identity markers. We need to talk honestly about the ways that violence shows up in our relationships, too.

The theme at the heart of "It's Time" is the same theme that has been adopted by LGBT activists around the U.S. in their pursuit for marriage equality: love and commitment.

For every selfish person looking for "the next best thing," there is someone out there looking for that special someone to share their life with. Find ways to expand your friend base and find the people who are looking for long-term relationships and family.

Over time, even the strongest long-term relationships can become routine. By addressing your issues and breaking patterns, you can keep things from souring and reintroduce some passion into your lives.

I reached out to some famous friends to see what their thoughts were on love, family, and relationships. Matt Alber, Bruce LaBruce, Daniela Sea, Danny Roberts, Jackie Beat, Holcombe Waller, and Matthew Zink all weighed in on the same five questions.

Forty years ago I came out as lesbian and discovered Metropolitan Community Church (MCC). I met couples who had been together for 40 or 50 years who had lived through difficult times of government intrusion on personal privacy.