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Larry Stansbury

POPSUGAR Contributor
Larry is a Capricorn and lifestyle writer living in New York City. He is the author of his self-published book, Conquering Adversity One Step at a Time.
https://www.larrystipsandtea.com/

Latest Posts From Larry

I Came Out as Pansexual to My Mom, and I'm Grateful She Accepts Me For Who I Am
Family
06/01/2021

I Came Out as Pansexual to My Mom, and I'm Grateful She Accepts Me For Who I Am

I always knew there was something different about me.

I'm Protesting So the Next Generation Sees How Important It Is to Stand Up
Family
09/24/2020

I'm Protesting So the Next Generation Sees How Important It Is to Stand Up

It's almost impossible to stay away from my television screens as the protests to end racial injustice unfold.

3 Reasons Everyone (Especially This Guy Right Here) Loves Lucifer
Entertainment
08/21/2020

3 Reasons Everyone (Especially This Guy Right Here) Loves Lucifer

Anyone who knows me personally knows that I love Lucifer.

These 19 GIFs of Lily Tomlin as Frankie Are Just Too Real
Entertainment
08/15/2020

These 19 GIFs of Lily Tomlin as Frankie Are Just Too Real

Ah, Frankie: the hippie art teacher, mother, ex-wife, and realest person you'll ever know.

15 Times Penny Hartz From Happy Endings Stole Our Hearts (See What We Did There?)
Entertainment
08/07/2020

15 Times Penny Hartz From Happy Endings Stole Our Hearts (See What We Did There?)

If you're the perpetual singleton in your friend group (no shame), you may relate to Penny in ABC's gone-but-not-forgotten gem Happy Endings.

The Umbrella Academy: What to Know About the Real-Life Jack Ruby
Entertainment
08/07/2020

The Umbrella Academy: What to Know About the Real-Life Jack Ruby

You don't have to be a history buff to notice that season two of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy had a real-life '60s twist.

Here's What Went Down When I Talked to My Black Family About Black Lives Matter
Family
07/08/2020

Here's What Went Down When I Talked to My Black Family About Black Lives Matter

The many incidents of police brutality toward Black people have recently sparked nationwide protests, as well as a powerful conversation on social media in recent years.

15 No-Equipment Home Workouts You Can Crush in Just 30 Minutes
Fitness
06/26/2020

15 No-Equipment Home Workouts You Can Crush in Just 30 Minutes

When you're working out at home, it's important to mix things up so your routine doesn't grow stale — but if you're short on equipment, it can feel challenging to do that.

My Older Brother Has Autism, and Our Journey to Friendship Hasn't Always Been Easy
Family
05/07/2020

My Older Brother Has Autism, and Our Journey to Friendship Hasn't Always Been Easy

I remember one time when my brother, Keith, was 3, he howled; there's no other way to describe the noise he made.

I’m a #MeToo Survivor, and I’m Still Afraid of Being in a Committed Relationship
Love & Sex
03/31/2020

I’m a #MeToo Survivor, and I’m Still Afraid of Being in a Committed Relationship

It's been a decade since my sexual assault, but I still remember it like it was yesterday.

Disney World Has a Double Chocolate Mint Ice Cream Sandwich That's Covered in Shamrock Sprinkles
Food
03/10/2020

Disney World Has a Double Chocolate Mint Ice Cream Sandwich That's Covered in Shamrock Sprinkles

If you have a trip to Walt Disney World coming up, you're going to need to head over to the Animal Kingdom for one very special Irish-themed treat.

I Had to Take Care of My Family Growing Up, and It Shaped Who I Am
Family
03/02/2020

I Had to Take Care of My Family Growing Up, and It Shaped Who I Am

My mom always had a back problem.