Jay's Gay Agenda Quotes

“Albert baring his soul only made me fall for him further. I hadn’t known when I’d created the Gay Agenda that vulnerability and honesty were totally the qualities that would lead to number five, falling in love.”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda: A gay teen's romance to-do list collides with real first loves after his move from small-town Washington to Seattle

“My whole body wanted him, my entire soul too, and it hit me that an item on the Gay Agenda always should have been to find Albert. To find the guy who could set my spirit and sexuality on fire all at the same time.”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda

“Sometimes the best solution for a tough situation was just to name it, to say how much things sucked or were weird or difficult, and to figure out how to move forward together. Even if that meant the suckiness and weirdness and difficulty wouldn’t change.”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda: A gay teen's romance to-do list collides with real first loves after his move from small-town Washington to Seattle

“I wouldn’t be the Forever Third Wheel to Lu and her ever-present tumor—I mean boyfriend—Chip.”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda: A gay teen's romance to-do list collides with real first loves after his move from small-town Washington to Seattle

“that was fan-fucking-tastic!”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda: A gay teen's romance to-do list collides with real first loves after his move from small-town Washington to Seattle

“That had to be a sign from some deity (or Michelle Obama or whoever brings all of humanity together) and as good a lead-in as any to spill the rainbow-colored beans.”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda: A gay teen's romance to-do list collides with real first loves after his move from small-town Washington to Seattle

“When most of the football players had left the closet, it was safe enough to pick my material.”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda

“Why did the city's most notable attraction have to be so "bonery?”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda

“I was the Willy Wonka of slip-ups”
― Jason June, Jay's Gay Agenda