By: Rachel Davis

In a stunning turn of events that has left the LGBTQ+ community and allies bewildered, the Supreme Court of the United States has unveiled a bold new initiative: the "Just Say NO" campaign. Under this groundbreaking ruling, web designers are now empowered to confidently refuse same-sex wedding work by invoking those two simple, powerful letters: N and O.

In the world of dating, finding love can be a challenging and often frustrating process, but for queer individuals, the stakes can be even higher. For many LGBTQ+ people, dating can be fraught with anxieties and uncertainties, from navigating the complexities of coming out to finding a partner who understands and shares their unique experiences.

As a queer person who grew up in a religious household, I've always struggled to reconcile my sexuality with my faith. For years, I felt like these two parts of myself were at odds, and I didn't know how to reconcile them. It wasn't until I started exploring my own spirituality that I began to find a path forward that allowed me to embrace both my queerness and my faith.