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Yay, Jim! [via]

Forgive me as I swoon over Ty-Lor Boring. [more at out]

The Love Issue. [out]

The stories:

I Do Thee Wed: Two artistic men who have crafted an imaginative life together.
The Gaga Connection: Two look-alikes bond over pizza.
The Secret Garden: Visionary director James Bidgood found his soulmate in a grindhouse.
First Step: Say Yes: Creating a baby is the next step for these Brooklyn artists.
When Stars Collide: What started as a brief encounter transformed two loving men.
Platonic Ideal: The life-altering, mind-blowing, completely platonic love of Amos Mac & Rocco Kayiatos. 
Thicker Than Blood: These foster dads and newlyweds show how much difference a year can make.
How I Met Your Mother: An unfettered bisexual couple has settled down — for now.
Lieutenants, With Love:  Two air force officers went from secret identities to openly dating overnight with the repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell.’
A Good Fit: Ed Filipowski and Mark Lee are more than a fashion couple. 
Monogamy Redefined: Samuel Colt & Chris Porter, two adult film stars, find l’amour.
We Are the 90%: Author T Cooper on red-state living, his 2.3 children, and what it’s like being a big, swinging dick.

The photos:

26 Love Stories

New York Magazine’s Reasons to Love New York

#5. Because After 64 Years Together, Louis Halsey and John Spofford Morgan Finally Got Hitched.

The pair ignored domestic partnership when it came along (“A halfway step,” says John) … But when the law passed here in June, they knew they would take the step. “Just to see it in black and white,” says Lou. For John, “it was more like finishing something.”

On September 21, 2011 people across the US living with HIV took a moment out of their day to take a photo of their everyday lives for the project A Day With HIV in America. The images from that day, which was World AIDS Day, are now in a recently released photo essay by the magazine Positively Aware. [Out.com]

5:30 pm - Eugene, OR: Cree Gordon, 26, has been HIV-positive for more than six years; his friend Mathias is negative: “I call my picture, ‘Opposites Attract.”