Who We Are
What is My Normal Gay Life? My Normal Gay Life is an unassociated non-profit dedicated to revealing the sense of “normalcy” that encompasses the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals and implementing a more positive view of the LGBT community through advice and support, resources for help, education, public advocacy, community involvement, and social events.
What We Do
Friends Doing Normal Stuff We like to be social. Who doesn't? It's just something we're good at. So why not be sociable and make new friends at the same time? My Normal Gay Life is a great way to hang out with great people in a fun and safe environment, just doing normal stuff right here in San Diego. Whether is a day at the zoo, a barbecue at the beach, or just hanging out at the park, we are here for anyone of any persuasion of any age.
What Now
How Do You Stay In The Know? We have plenty of ways to keep you on the up and up. Check out the bottom of the page to add us to your favorite social network. Click over to the Resources page to check out the latest action alerts, news, and even ways to get help. While your there, you can sign up for our monthly newsletter that will guarantee that you'll know everything that'g going on with MNGL. Then, you can head over to the Blog to see what all the chatter is about.
Help Us Out
Help Spread Suicide Awareness Did you know that gay and lesbian teens are 3 to 4 times more likely to attempt suicide? With the struggles of self-identity and the need to feel normal, it easy to understand why. So we wanted to do something about it. Over the next six months we want to spread awareness by helping The Trevor Project, a nationwide suicide prevention hotline for LGBT teens. You can help us by visiting our pledge page. If you do not have a facebook profile, no worries. You can visit here to make your online secure donation. Then this summer, join us for the San Diego Save A Life 5k. Stay tuned for more details.Latest Blog Post
Gay Troops Forced to the Back of the Bus...AgainDefense Secretary Robert Gates told Fox News Sunday's Chris Fox that he thinks "the president and I feel like we've got a lot on our plates right now and let's push that one down the road a little bit."This comes as a blow to LGB troops after promises from the Obama administration that the law known as Don't Ask, Don't Tell would be repealed. Earlier this year, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said "You don't hear politicians give a... READMORE Monday, 30 March 2009 |
