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Matt McGorry Instagram - Grateful to have spent time with this old chap in London last summer. 🥹 (although this picture is from a month before the pandemic hit the US)
Matt McGorry Instagram - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"
Matt McGorry Instagram - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"
Matt McGorry Instagram - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"
Matt McGorry Instagram - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"
Matt McGorry Instagram - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"
Matt McGorry Instagram - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"
Matt McGorry Instagram - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"
Matt McGorry Instagram - 37 years old today! Tested positive for COVID Sunday so a quarantining Bday for me! 🥲(Symptoms are very mild and taking Paxlovid as a safety precaution) If you’d like to leave me a “gift,” I love words of affirmation 😌 Tell me something you appreciate about me or a way that I’ve added value to your life. 🥰 I felt a little resistant to making that ask, but life is short, we gotta ask for what we want. 🤗 Also want to say ‘thank you’ to everyone who has offered words of support around my dad. It means the world to me. I try not to spend much time on social media because of…ya know, happiness…so even if I don’t respond please know the love is felt and appreciated. 💜 Also, I’ll be celebrating my birthday for as long as I damn well choose. While quarantining on a bday is not my first choice, I am accepting what is and opening to the joy that I can and will feel surrounding my birthday, today and for the next few weeks. Once I’m out of this quarantine, watch out 😉
Matt McGorry Instagram - Miss these silly billys and the before-times #HTGAWM @ajanaomi_king @romeflynn 💜💖💔
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Matt McGorry Instagram - Tents n night guards (mine is hidden betwixt mine lips) @jackfalahee
Matt McGorry Instagram - I miss this and I miss these peepholes 🥲 @romeflynn @conradricamora @amirahvannofficial @jackfalahee
Matt McGorry Instagram - Not *just* people from high school 😅😅😅 Repost @fatchicanafeminist
Matt McGorry Instagram - Permanent #CeasefireNow !!! We must keep protesting, shutting shit down, donating, calling & writing elected officials, posting and uplifting the voices on the ground!!! Netanyahu must listen to the families of the hostages who have been screaming and protesting for months and take the deal to free them!!!
Matt McGorry Instagram - Take me back to a beach in Costa Rica w @jackfalahee circa 2017 🥹
Matt McGorry Instagram - I’ve had 1 hangout with 1 person in the past 9 days. That social battery🪫 needed a deep charge. Reposted from @luvvie
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Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Matt McGorry Instagram - Fuck you pay us! 🔥 Solidarity with the workers of the world! 👊🏼 It’s hard as hell to make a living being a full time actor. I’ve been on over 100 episodes of TV in the past 10 years and this year, I just lost my health insurance. And I’m one of the lucky ones in this industry. If *I’m* worried about being able to sustain being a full time actor (and I am!) long term, there are wayyy too many people in precarious economic circumstances while corporations are making more money than ever. Capitalism unabated will bleed every single one of us dry. But it doesn’t have to be like this. The history of unions is one that I never learned about in school in a meaningful way. And for a long time I was stuck in the myths of individualism thinking that simply working more and harder could protect me from exploitation. But solidarity through unions is exclusively how workers have won any single damn thing at all. We cannot fight these battles alone. We must stand strong in solidarity with all of the unions exerting their power over corporate greed and exploitation. Corporations are nothing without their workers and we are here to MAKE THEM REMEMBER THAT SHIT.
Matt McGorry Instagram - Friday was my birthday. 💜 These past five months have been the hardest of my life, by far. The horrors persist but so do I. 😈🥲😫 At some point I’ll share more about it publicly. In the meantime, I’m sending love to all of you as we navigate this incredibly difficult period of human history. May we all love ourselves and each other a little more fiercely, and especially in ways that disrupt state violence. ❤️‍🔥
Matt McGorry Instagram - 8 years ago 🥰 #OITNB #SAGawards @lavernecox @uzoaduba @kimikoglenn @alysiareiner
Matt McGorry Instagram - 1 year ago today, my dad passed away. I love you dad. I miss you every day. And while my heart will always feel like it’s missing a piece, I am so grateful that I got to be with you for as long as I did. 💜
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Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Matt McGorry Instagram - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
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Matt McGorry Instagram - This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”
Matt McGorry Instagram - This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”
Matt McGorry Instagram - This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”
Matt McGorry Instagram - This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”
Matt McGorry Instagram - It's been a year since Archive 81 came out on Netflix. And ten months since it was cancelled. I so wish that I could have had another season to explore Mark and work with the incredible cast and creatives of Archive 81 on a season 2. I'm consciously trying to spend less time online these days, especially less time trying to condense complex and big thoughts and emotions into captions. I'm wanting to *live* the big questions and *embody* the emotions and feelings in real time, and I find that too often my desire to inhabit the online world gets in the way of this. So I release the self-pressure to name all the beautiful people who made this possible (and anxiety about forgetting to mention anyone) and hope that my presence and energy has and continues to convey my love and gratitude. To the fans...I am deeply grateful to those who found a place for this show in their life and in their hearts. Even if you had to watch it during the day with the lights on because you were scared. 😉 I deeply appreciate you. To those who didn't watch it...fuck you. It's your fault it got cancelled. You crushed my dreams. Just playing lol. 😜 Sending every one of you lots of love. 💕
Matt McGorry Instagram - One of the most powerful tools for this is telling the other person, “the story I’m telling myself is…”. It creates the room for them to add more context and doesn’t paint my interpretation as objective truth, which invites them to share their experience of the situation. This creates more room for dialogue rather than feeling like accusations or blaming to the other person ala “you don’t care about me” or “you’re selfish.” An alternative is, “the story I’m telling myself is that you did this thing on purpose because you don’t care about me. Can you help me understand what I may be missing or misinterpreting?” And I learned “the story I’m making up…” framing from @brenebrown 🙏🏼💜🙏🏼 Image: @subconsciousthinkers
Matt McGorry Instagram - 📢Urgent‼️ In Atlanta police interests are trying to build a massive police training ground that threatens the environment and Black lives. Police have already killed one activist…Tortuguita…who was peacefully camped out to protect the Weelaunee forest that Cop City threatens to destroy. Many more lives will be stolen if Cop City prevails. The time is now to Stop Cop City, there’s only 5 days left! If you’re an Atlanta voter, sign the petition to bring the decision to the ballot. Find your nearest location on copcityvote.com. No matter where you are, spread the word to #StopCopCity! Follow @communitymovementbuilders and @blmgrassroots for more.
Matt McGorry - 131.1K Likes - Grateful to have spent time with this old chap in London last summer. 🥹 (although this picture is from a month before the pandemic hit the US)

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Caption : Grateful to have spent time with this old chap in London last summer. 🥹 (although this picture is from a month before the pandemic hit the US)
Likes : 131108Matt McGorry - 98.3K Likes - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"

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Caption : My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn’t in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. “I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt”
Likes : 98275Matt McGorry - 98.3K Likes - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"

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Caption : My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn’t in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. “I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt”
Likes : 98275Matt McGorry - 98.3K Likes - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"

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Caption : My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn’t in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. “I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt”
Likes : 98275Matt McGorry - 98.3K Likes - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"

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Caption : My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn’t in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. “I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt”
Likes : 98275Matt McGorry - 98.3K Likes - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"

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Caption : My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn’t in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. “I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt”
Likes : 98275Matt McGorry - 98.3K Likes - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"

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Caption : My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn’t in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. “I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt”
Likes : 98275Matt McGorry - 98.3K Likes - My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn't in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. "I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt"

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Caption : My beautiful father transitioned the morning of 4/1/22 at 75 years old. 💔 Less than two months ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (one of the most deadly) and was told he had months to live. I am eternally grateful that I had a chance to say goodbye. That he wasn’t in pain in the last few weeks, that he looked back on his life with deep gratitude & made peace with death. That I got to write him a letter 6 weeks before he passed, the ending of which is what follows. “I hate seeing you in pain, and I know that we all do, and yet I still can’t believe the amount of joy that I’ve still felt in getting to support and be close to you this past week. Getting to watch you in your sleep, as I’m sure you did to me as a child, wishing and hoping for the best. And like the hopeful pragmatist that you are, not facing away from the challenges that you knew would be ahead, but loving passionately with your whole spirit anyway and trusting that love and openness would still always be the best way to move through life’s challenges. I so wish you didn’t have the pain that has been waking you up at night. And also, I have loved the late evening, early morning moments, of quiet intimacy where our love for one another is present through the pain. I don’t know what the rest of this journey will bring for you and for us or for how long it will last. I know, as you do, that there will likely be challenging moments ahead- that there will be pain and sorrow. But I am here for you with my love and support until you become a Beloved Ancestor. Even then, you will live as an always-remembered example me to me and the rest of the family and the people you have touched, as a Divine example of generosity of spirit, love and compassion. While this letter may be coming to an end, our relationship is not. I will think of you, I will speak to you, and I will love you forever and ever. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. Dad, there has been no greater joy, no greater gift, and no greater honor, than being your beloved son. With all of the love in the ever-expanding Universe, Matt”
Likes : 98275Matt McGorry - 84.3K Likes - 37 years old today! Tested positive for COVID Sunday so a quarantining Bday for me! 🥲(Symptoms are very mild and taking Paxlovid as a safety precaution) If you’d like to leave me a “gift,” I love words of affirmation 😌 Tell me something you appreciate about me or a way that I’ve added value to your life. 🥰 I felt a little resistant to making that ask, but life is short, we gotta ask for what we want. 🤗 Also want to say ‘thank you’ to everyone who has offered words of support around my dad. It means the world to me. I try not to spend much time on social media because of…ya know, happiness…so even if I don’t respond please know the love is felt and appreciated. 💜 Also, I’ll be celebrating my birthday for as long as I damn well choose. While quarantining on a bday is not my first choice, I am accepting what is and opening to the joy that I can and will feel surrounding my birthday, today and for the next few weeks. Once I’m out of this quarantine, watch out 😉

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Caption : 37 years old today! Tested positive for COVID Sunday so a quarantining Bday for me! 🥲(Symptoms are very mild and taking Paxlovid as a safety precaution) If you’d like to leave me a “gift,” I love words of affirmation 😌 Tell me something you appreciate about me or a way that I’ve added value to your life. 🥰 I felt a little resistant to making that ask, but life is short, we gotta ask for what we want. 🤗 Also want to say ‘thank you’ to everyone who has offered words of support around my dad. It means the world to me. I try not to spend much time on social media because of…ya know, happiness…so even if I don’t respond please know the love is felt and appreciated. 💜 Also, I’ll be celebrating my birthday for as long as I damn well choose. While quarantining on a bday is not my first choice, I am accepting what is and opening to the joy that I can and will feel surrounding my birthday, today and for the next few weeks. Once I’m out of this quarantine, watch out 😉
Likes : 84283Matt McGorry - 47.8K Likes - Miss these silly billys and the before-times #HTGAWM @ajanaomi_king @romeflynn 💜💖💔

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Caption : Miss these silly billys and the before-times #HTGAWM @ajanaomi_king @romeflynn 💜💖💔
Likes : 47769Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 43.1K Likes - I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse - “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “

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Caption : I am so heartbroken and furious by this and the constant atrocities of state violence against black life. 3 people killed by LAPD so far in January. Slides from @callmeshivy , 2nd slide & caption from from @osopepatrisse – “This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter “
Likes : 43137Matt McGorry - 34.7K Likes - Tents n night guards (mine is hidden betwixt mine lips) @jackfalahee

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Caption : Tents n night guards (mine is hidden betwixt mine lips) @jackfalahee
Likes : 34668Matt McGorry - 33.9K Likes - I miss this and I miss these peepholes 🥲 @romeflynn @conradricamora @amirahvannofficial @jackfalahee

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Caption : I miss this and I miss these peepholes 🥲 @romeflynn @conradricamora @amirahvannofficial @jackfalahee
Likes : 33860Matt McGorry - 31.1K Likes - Not *just* people from high school 😅😅😅 Repost @fatchicanafeminist

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Caption : Not *just* people from high school 😅😅😅 Repost @fatchicanafeminist
Likes : 31121Matt McGorry - 29.8K Likes - Permanent #CeasefireNow !!! We must keep protesting, shutting shit down, donating, calling & writing elected officials, posting and uplifting the voices on the ground!!! Netanyahu must listen to the families of the hostages who have been screaming and protesting for months and take the deal to free them!!!

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Caption : Permanent #CeasefireNow !!! We must keep protesting, shutting shit down, donating, calling & writing elected officials, posting and uplifting the voices on the ground!!! Netanyahu must listen to the families of the hostages who have been screaming and protesting for months and take the deal to free them!!!
Likes : 29806Matt McGorry - 29.3K Likes - Take me back to a beach in Costa Rica w @jackfalahee circa 2017 🥹

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Caption : Take me back to a beach in Costa Rica w @jackfalahee circa 2017 🥹
Likes : 29333Matt McGorry - 28.4K Likes - I’ve had 1 hangout with 1 person in the past 9 days. That social battery🪫 needed a deep charge. Reposted from @luvvie

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Caption : I’ve had 1 hangout with 1 person in the past 9 days. That social battery🪫 needed a deep charge. Reposted from @luvvie
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Likes : 27587Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.9K Likes - "The Ethical Sl🫦t" by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn't feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It's only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I'm passionate about. And because we don't often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don't feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads

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Caption : “The Ethical Sl🫦t” by Janet W. Hardy & Dossie Easton Where my polyamorous/non-monogamous ethical sl🔥ts at?? 🤗🥹🤗🥹 I’ve been polyamorous for a few years now and have read quite a few books about it. But this was the first book that I read that really started me on the path. The funny thing is, I had it on my bookshelf for years as I identified as monogamous but for some reason I never read it. Perhaps I subconsciously knew that it would start to open some doors for me that would change my life, and that there would be no going back from. And that somehow, I just didn’t feel ready. There is nothing wrong with monogamy itself. The same way there is nothing wrong with heterosexuality. But the problem is where the compulsory aspects of it lie. For example, I do believe that a lot more people would explore and step outside of monogamy (and heterosexuality for that matter) if it were not so heavily stigmatized to do so. While the social norms are shifting, there is still much work to be done transforming the systems and cultural beliefs that shame, pressure and coerce people into thinking that monogamy is the only real viable choice. It’s only been a couple of years since I realized that polyamory was for me and it took me most of that time to feel comfortable fully embracing it in a way where I would be okay with people knowing that about me, as a public figure. For me, reading is an essential piece of how I learn about new things that I’m passionate about. And because we don’t often see examples of how to have conversations about these issues, it can feel really challenging to know where to start. I believe that is the magic of books. For those who don’t feel comfortable just jumping into shit 🙋🏻‍♂️, it gives us the opportunity to get some clarity about our desires and to build the capacity, skills, and tools that allow us to express those needs. May we all work towards the courage of giving space for and identifying our deepest desires and being able to put them into words. My Booklist: bit.ly/mcgreads (link in bio) #McGReads
Likes : 25925Matt McGorry - 25.3K Likes - Fuck you pay us! 🔥 Solidarity with the workers of the world! 👊🏼 It’s hard as hell to make a living being a full time actor. I’ve been on over 100 episodes of TV in the past 10 years and this year, I just lost my health insurance. And I’m one of the lucky ones in this industry. If *I’m* worried about being able to sustain being a full time actor (and I am!) long term, there are wayyy too many people in precarious economic circumstances while corporations are making more money than ever. Capitalism unabated will bleed every single one of us dry. But it doesn’t have to be like this. The history of unions is one that I never learned about in school in a meaningful way. And for a long time I was stuck in the myths of individualism thinking that simply working more and harder could protect me from exploitation. But solidarity through unions is exclusively how workers have won any single damn thing at all. We cannot fight these battles alone. We must stand strong in solidarity with all of the unions exerting their power over corporate greed and exploitation. Corporations are nothing without their workers and we are here to MAKE THEM REMEMBER THAT SHIT.

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Caption : Fuck you pay us! 🔥 Solidarity with the workers of the world! 👊🏼 It’s hard as hell to make a living being a full time actor. I’ve been on over 100 episodes of TV in the past 10 years and this year, I just lost my health insurance. And I’m one of the lucky ones in this industry. If *I’m* worried about being able to sustain being a full time actor (and I am!) long term, there are wayyy too many people in precarious economic circumstances while corporations are making more money than ever. Capitalism unabated will bleed every single one of us dry. But it doesn’t have to be like this. The history of unions is one that I never learned about in school in a meaningful way. And for a long time I was stuck in the myths of individualism thinking that simply working more and harder could protect me from exploitation. But solidarity through unions is exclusively how workers have won any single damn thing at all. We cannot fight these battles alone. We must stand strong in solidarity with all of the unions exerting their power over corporate greed and exploitation. Corporations are nothing without their workers and we are here to MAKE THEM REMEMBER THAT SHIT.
Likes : 25264Matt McGorry - 22.7K Likes - Friday was my birthday. 💜 These past five months have been the hardest of my life, by far. The horrors persist but so do I. 😈🥲😫 At some point I’ll share more about it publicly. In the meantime, I’m sending love to all of you as we navigate this incredibly difficult period of human history. May we all love ourselves and each other a little more fiercely, and especially in ways that disrupt state violence. ❤️‍🔥

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Caption : Friday was my birthday. 💜 These past five months have been the hardest of my life, by far. The horrors persist but so do I. 😈🥲😫 At some point I’ll share more about it publicly. In the meantime, I’m sending love to all of you as we navigate this incredibly difficult period of human history. May we all love ourselves and each other a little more fiercely, and especially in ways that disrupt state violence. ❤️‍🔥
Likes : 22721Matt McGorry - 22.4K Likes - 8 years ago 🥰 #OITNB #SAGawards @lavernecox @uzoaduba @kimikoglenn @alysiareiner

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Caption : 8 years ago 🥰 #OITNB #SAGawards @lavernecox @uzoaduba @kimikoglenn @alysiareiner
Likes : 22385Matt McGorry - 21.7K Likes - 1 year ago today, my dad passed away. I love you dad. I miss you every day. And while my heart will always feel like it’s missing a piece, I am so grateful that I got to be with you for as long as I did. 💜

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Caption : 1 year ago today, my dad passed away. I love you dad. I miss you every day. And while my heart will always feel like it’s missing a piece, I am so grateful that I got to be with you for as long as I did. 💜
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Likes : 21672Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

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Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

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Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

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Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

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Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

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Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

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Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

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Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

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Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

21K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
Likes : 20969Matt McGorry - 21K Likes - I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here's some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you'd like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”

21K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : I remember when I first started having really intentional conversations with partners about s3x and intimacy. It felt scary & challenging as I was worried about coming off as “too much,” insecure, or not “playing it cool.” But these conversations are essential, especially with new lovers, for everyone’s needs to get met and to build trust and safety. Repost @che.che.luna ・・・ “here’s some of my favorite questions to ask + receive when getting down and dirty with folks 💦🔥😈👅🥵💞⛓️ which of these do you want to try out? what would you add? slide 1 text: communication templates for casual (but intentional) s3x slide 2 text: are there any particular types of s3xual play and/or kinks you’re looking to indulge in? slide 3 text: What turns you on? slide 4 text: how do you like to feel during s3x? slide 5 text: what are your hard limits and hard necessities? slide 6 text: what is your STI status and when were you last tested? slide 7 text: what are your boundaries + needs around using barriers? slide 8 text: any affirming words, names and/or honorifics you’d like to me to use for you? slide 9 text: are you open to an initial date that entails us meeting up somewhere public to talk and get clear together on our kinky/sexual play container? and then (if we feel up for it) getting down and dirty in my car? 💦 slide 10 text: what are your after-care needs?”
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19.7K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

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Likes : 19748Matt McGorry - 18.4K Likes - This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”

18.4K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”
Likes : 18355Matt McGorry - 18.4K Likes - This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”

18.4K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”
Likes : 18355Matt McGorry - 18.4K Likes - This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”

18.4K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”
Likes : 18355Matt McGorry - 18.4K Likes - This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”

18.4K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : This is infuriating and unacceptable and why N95 masks need to be mandated in healthcare. High risk people should not have to risk death and having permanent, new health issues in trying to get the care they need. @ucsfhealth #Repost @disability_visibility ・・・ “Help me urge @ucsfhealth to require all staff, patients, and visitors to wear N95 masks #N95s4UCSF #KeepMasksInHealthcare Link in bio My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I had a medical emergency that required a visit to the ER and brief hospitalization in the ICU. Disabled, immunocompromised, and chronically ill people know fully well that the world is not designed for us and how we are often dehumanized and considered burdens by the medical industrial complex. It is an exhausting struggle to be seen and heard while fighting to survive in the face of systemic oppression. While I was in the hospital I tweeted some of my experiences because I needed to document what was happening and do something while filled with fear. Writing and organizing is a way to channel my rage and process my medical trauma. I call upon you all to help me push for a N95 mask mandate at UCSF Health. No one should have to delay care or risk infection from COVID when receiving necessary medical care. Image description: A picture of me, an Asian American disabled woman. There is a tracheostomy at my throat connected to a ventilator tube. A white gauze dressing is tucked around the tracheostomy. I am wearing a camouflage jacket. My eyes are swollen after crying uncontrollably for hours and barely able to open. I look miserable.”
Likes : 18355Matt McGorry - 16.6K Likes - It's been a year since Archive 81 came out on Netflix. And ten months since it was cancelled. I so wish that I could have had another season to explore Mark and work with the incredible cast and creatives of Archive 81 on a season 2. I'm consciously trying to spend less time online these days, especially less time trying to condense complex and big thoughts and emotions into captions. I'm wanting to *live* the big questions and *embody* the emotions and feelings in real time, and I find that too often my desire to inhabit the online world gets in the way of this. So I release the self-pressure to name all the beautiful people who made this possible (and anxiety about forgetting to mention anyone) and hope that my presence and energy has and continues to convey my love and gratitude. To the fans...I am deeply grateful to those who found a place for this show in their life and in their hearts. Even if you had to watch it during the day with the lights on because you were scared. 😉 I deeply appreciate you. To those who didn't watch it...fuck you. It's your fault it got cancelled. You crushed my dreams. Just playing lol. 😜 Sending every one of you lots of love. 💕

16.6K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : It’s been a year since Archive 81 came out on Netflix. And ten months since it was cancelled. I so wish that I could have had another season to explore Mark and work with the incredible cast and creatives of Archive 81 on a season 2. I’m consciously trying to spend less time online these days, especially less time trying to condense complex and big thoughts and emotions into captions. I’m wanting to *live* the big questions and *embody* the emotions and feelings in real time, and I find that too often my desire to inhabit the online world gets in the way of this. So I release the self-pressure to name all the beautiful people who made this possible (and anxiety about forgetting to mention anyone) and hope that my presence and energy has and continues to convey my love and gratitude. To the fans…I am deeply grateful to those who found a place for this show in their life and in their hearts. Even if you had to watch it during the day with the lights on because you were scared. 😉 I deeply appreciate you. To those who didn’t watch it…fuck you. It’s your fault it got cancelled. You crushed my dreams. Just playing lol. 😜 Sending every one of you lots of love. 💕
Likes : 16561Matt McGorry - 16.2K Likes - One of the most powerful tools for this is telling the other person, “the story I’m telling myself is…”. It creates the room for them to add more context and doesn’t paint my interpretation as objective truth, which invites them to share their experience of the situation. This creates more room for dialogue rather than feeling like accusations or blaming to the other person ala “you don’t care about me” or “you’re selfish.” An alternative is, “the story I’m telling myself is that you did this thing on purpose because you don’t care about me. Can you help me understand what I may be missing or misinterpreting?” And I learned “the story I’m making up…” framing from @brenebrown 🙏🏼💜🙏🏼 Image: @subconsciousthinkers

16.2K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : One of the most powerful tools for this is telling the other person, “the story I’m telling myself is…”. It creates the room for them to add more context and doesn’t paint my interpretation as objective truth, which invites them to share their experience of the situation. This creates more room for dialogue rather than feeling like accusations or blaming to the other person ala “you don’t care about me” or “you’re selfish.” An alternative is, “the story I’m telling myself is that you did this thing on purpose because you don’t care about me. Can you help me understand what I may be missing or misinterpreting?” And I learned “the story I’m making up…” framing from @brenebrown 🙏🏼💜🙏🏼 Image: @subconsciousthinkers
Likes : 16216Matt McGorry - 16.2K Likes - 📢Urgent‼️ In Atlanta police interests are trying to build a massive police training ground that threatens the environment and Black lives. Police have already killed one activist…Tortuguita…who was peacefully camped out to protect the Weelaunee forest that Cop City threatens to destroy. Many more lives will be stolen if Cop City prevails. The time is now to Stop Cop City, there’s only 5 days left! If you’re an Atlanta voter, sign the petition to bring the decision to the ballot. Find your nearest location on copcityvote.com. No matter where you are, spread the word to #StopCopCity! Follow @communitymovementbuilders and @blmgrassroots for more.

16.2K Likes – Matt McGorry Instagram

Caption : 📢Urgent‼️ In Atlanta police interests are trying to build a massive police training ground that threatens the environment and Black lives. Police have already killed one activist…Tortuguita…who was peacefully camped out to protect the Weelaunee forest that Cop City threatens to destroy. Many more lives will be stolen if Cop City prevails. The time is now to Stop Cop City, there’s only 5 days left! If you’re an Atlanta voter, sign the petition to bring the decision to the ballot. Find your nearest location on copcityvote.com. No matter where you are, spread the word to #StopCopCity! Follow @communitymovementbuilders and @blmgrassroots for more.
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