Blogposts featuring “interesting” images of Randy Boyd.
I used to feel bad for wanting to cheerlead, until I felt pride for how I became a cheerleader.
I used to feel bad for being a fag, until I understood how I became homosexual.
I used to feel bad for acquiring HIV, until I forgave myself for how I became HIV positive.
I used to think I was bad for a lot of things, until I realized I’m all good.
“Here’s to the day when a kid can be honest with himself and the world from the moment he conceives of himself as a lover of men, and be afforded the exact same chance as every other kid to have a successful career in professional basketball, football or baseball, without one single atom wasted, harassing him for being who he is.”
—from Walt Loves the Bearcat
What if you had to live with HIV/AIDS for one whole week?
What if you had to live with HIV/AIDS for the rest of your life?
HIV-P.O.V. Week at Randy Boyd’s Blocks. See life from the point of view of someone living with HIV/AIDS for more than half his life.
He’s my buddy, my constant companion, my dog. He’s also taught me some very important lessons in life, one of them being: when in doubt, pet the dog.
When In Doubt, Pet the Dog, a periodic memoir or column or blog journal thingy, now and forever at Randy Boyd’s Blocks.
Answer: His four novels have been nominated for five Lambda Literary Awards, including his latest release, Walt Loves the Bearcat, a story of love, football and some very potent daydreams.
Question: Who is Randy Boyd?
Correct, select again. Or click here to read Randy Boyd’s entire bio.
Randy Boyd author 