Take A Look, It’s In a Book: Autostraddle’s 2012 Calendar Could Be Yours Forever
We made this for you!
We made this for you!
Why don’t you take a picture? It’ll last longer.
“Today is a reminder that we all must take responsibility for combating transphobia.”
This week on NSFW Sunday: your brain on orgasms, the best places to have sex in public, and how to explain what lesbians do in bed to your cab driver.
And you thought we were lazy.
It’s definitely been like Week of Amazingness for one lesbian in this big gay place called Earth.
Leslie and Ben love each other, Dean Pelton loves Greendale, and Sheldon likes Amy (or as close to it as he can get).
Lizz joined the Occupy Movie Theaters movement! Just kidding, she caught the midnight showing of Breaking Dawn Part 1.
Queer kids take the spotlight.
Crystal’s Team Pick: A new webseries about lesbians in Australia. Get behind it.
The National Organization for Marriage sent an “emergency alert” earlier this week because “senate liberals have sunk to a new low” and “we can’t let them get away with it.” Most of their message is in bold or italics. All of it is a lie.
“Make no mistake, this series of images published and posted along streets by Benetton is a declaration of psychological warfare on religious tradition and cultural mores and one that elevates narcissism and sexual gratification above intelligence and leadership.”
I read these things from newspapers, magazines and websites and I think you will like them too.
Thank god for the Internet.
There’s a burnt turkey on New Girl and a house fire on Modern Family. Max’s smokin’ hot ex-girlfriend even shows on up Happy Endings. Did we mention Max is gay because this episode never stopped pointing out what a flamer he is.
“Man, we gotta stop bitchin’ about this and start BITCHIN’ about this!”
Oh Santana! Oh! Don’t you cry for me, I’ve come from Alabama with my banjo on my knee!
All’s fair in love and lesbian feelings. Right?
In NYC for the holidays? Check out this new Off-Broadway series of hilarious and touching plays on the theme of gay marriage.
The state Supreme Court has ruled that Protect Marriage has legal standing to appeal Judge Walker’s Prop 8 decision.