Two years ago, I stumbled upon a gay Lebanese blog, Gay in Beirut, which inspired me to create my own blog.
So it excites me when I see Lebanese LGBT bloggers and activists who are putting their experiences out there for the world to see (or in this case, read). I know that will only encourage other Lebanese gay readers to be brave and make their voices heard.
Here are some (of many) Lebanese LGBT bloggers that I’m proud of. Thank you for blogging, for making a difference, and for giving hope to confused 14 year olds who are sitting in their room wondering if there are other people “like them”.
PS: Is there a Lebanese LGBT blogger not included in this list? Please do share their blog in the comments section!
Author: George Azzi, co-founder of Lebanese gay rights group Helem
Blog: http://gazzi.wordpress.com/
Authors: Two 20 smtg gay friends, GiB #1 & GiB #2
Blog: gayinbeirut.blogspot.com
Author: Raja Farah, a “regular out gay, atheist, activist, pacifist Arab living in Beirut”
Blog: ohmyhappiness.com
Author: 16 year old gay Lebanese teenager in Beirut
Blog: themanandtheseagull.blogspot.com
Author: 22 year old lesbian (& Sagittarius) rebel
Blog: undiscoveredgirl.wordpress.com
Author: A Lebanese gay atheist
Blog: lord-gaytheist.blogspot.com
Author: Gay Lebanese Alien who loves naked men as much as I do
Blog: lebanesealien.tumblr.com
Author: Gay Lebanese man in his mid twenties
Blog: czicanttell.blogspot.com
9) Le Bi
Author: Bisexual Lebanese guy
Blog: lebinon.blogspot.com
10) Fafa Thinks
Author: Lebanese lesbian, Little Monster, & Cünt Enthusiast
Blog: fafathinks.wordpress.com
11) Homos Libnani
Authors: Allouch & ZouZou, 2 gay best friends
Blog: homoslibnani.wordpress.com
Hi mom. It's me. Beirut Boy. 
ou thanks for sharing 🙂
the change is coming to Lebanon! 😀
I’m so glad that the Lebanese online scene is being hit by flourishing LGBT bloggers. So proud 🙂
You can add http://raynbowmonitor.wordpress.com to the list.
Also LebIDAHO blog from last year and soon to be reactivated –> http://lebIDAHO.wordpress.com
a New LGBT blog in town and this time in arabic, in Lebanese arabic