Michael Jensen & Brent Hartinger
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We’ve lived all over the world as a gay couple. Now we’re holed up in suburban Texas.
The world seemed wide open, and we were growing more intrepid by the month. Now we’re living in a suburb with an SUV in every driveway.
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We’re a gay couple that travels the world. Here’s what that’s taught us about coronavirus.
When it comes to the coronavirus, the whole planet is in this together.
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The weirdest part of traveling the world? Strange toilets.
A nomadic gay couple learned a valuable lesson about respecting other cultures after accidentally peeing on their own feet.
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People think we’re a couple now & other ways LGBTQ travel has changed in 3 decades
Once in rural South Dakota, we found ourselves trailed by men in a pickup truck who yelled out “Hey, f****ts!” Now a Delta in-flight ad features a gay couple with a kid.
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Crowds are killing travel. We have a proven solution.
Crowds suck and they’re only getting worse as more people can afford to travel. Be a contrarian.
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We’re a gay couple that had to get married five times
The second time was required to get a discount at Bally’s fitness after the told us we weren’t a family. We got the certificate, but we didn’t go back.
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Gay people in a homophobic country don’t always see themselves as oppressed
“Maybe it’s because I’ve lived here all my life and I don’t know anything different, but it really doesn’t feel that hard to be gay here. You just have to be a little discreet.”
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Sometimes being a digital nomad really sucks
From icky pillows to squat toilets to that time our apartment caught on fire, we talk about the bad and the ugly when it comes to a nomadic life.
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Giorgi Tabagari is fighting for LGBTQ rights in Georgia: “Let’s hope it doesn’t get me killed”
Despite some very specific and scary death threats, he believes now is the right time to push for equality.
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Want to cure loneliness? Leave everyone & everything you’ve ever known behind
We worried we’d end up even more lonely by leaving our home and seeing the world. But instead we’re more socially active now than we were back in our twenties.
