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Tag Archives: lgbtq history

Starting afresh in 2022

A virgin diary with its clean unblemished pages, perfectly encaptulates the promise of what can be, the unknown future adventures and the expanse of time in which to have them.

Posted bydavidledainJanuary 3, 2022Posted inHow To Tell Your LGBTQ StoryTags:diary writing, gay history, How To Tell Your LGBTQ Story, lgbtq history, personal developmentLeave a comment on Starting afresh in 2022

Why we keep Diaries

Why do we keep diaries? Who do we write our memoirs for exactly, even to the point of editing parts of our daily life out?

Posted bydavidledainNovember 21, 2021Posted ingay historyTags:diary writing, gay history, homosexuality, How To Tell Your LGBTQ Story, Ian Elmslie, lgbtq history, memoir, Roger CasementLeave a comment on Why we keep Diaries

Nose-to-nose kissing

In ancient Egypt there are tomb paintings of two high officials, Nyankh-Khnum and Khnum-hotep, who are portrayed embracing and touching nose-to-nose. Both men had families of their own, but when they died they were buried together in one tomb.

Posted bydavidledainNovember 4, 2021November 5, 2021Posted ingay historyTags:Ancient Egypt, Egyptian gays, lgbtq history, Nose-to-nose kissing, Nyankh-Khnum and Khnum-hotepLeave a comment on Nose-to-nose kissing

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