When we say what someone is, we leave out almost everything that person truly is or may become. In every negative lies far more possibilities, and nowhere is this more true than in the case of “mental illness.”

Before the breaking of your brain’s hymen, remember that, in layman’s terms, once fucked by a psychiatrist, your can will never be a virgin again.

Kimberly M. Wetherell just says no to drugs.

The lives we live have been all-too-reasonably designed.

Peter Gajdics begins treatment with his surrogate mother, Alice, in another excerpt from his memoir, CROSSING STYX.

The latest excerpt from the memoir by Peter Gajdics.

Peter Gajdics workshops his memoir, CROSSING STYX, at Lambda Literary Foundation’s 2010 “Writers’ Retreat for Emerging LGBT Voices,” in Bel Air, California.

Gajdics prepares to join the Lambda Literary Foundation 2010 “Writers’ Retreat for Emerging LGBT Voices.”

It’s 1989. Peter Gajdics, 24 years old, begins primal therapy with Dr. Alfonzo.