I Beat My Girlfriend at Scrabble and We Never Played Again
Scrabble has always been an exciting way to show that my English degree might have meant something.
Scrabble has always been an exciting way to show that my English degree might have meant something.
They’re making a Laverne Cox Barbie for Pride (I want one).
We invited the parents and educators on our team to share how they’re feeling in the aftermath of the horrifying school shooting of 19 children and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas.
No one had ever made me feel small before, but Alice was six-two and could lift me like I was a potted plant.
“It’s no secret that I am a big fan of Dani Janae, so when she came to me with a pitch about a roundtable conversation on fat fashion the answer was of course a large and resounding YES!”
10 years ago I looked in the mirror and was scared I looked straight. Now I can’t see anything besides a very slutty dyke.
If I had a dollar for every therapist I’ve had, I’d probably have enough money to buy a relatively decent meal at a nearby bodega.
Pride is around the corner, and you want to look as gay as possible.
The thought of a suppository didn’t exactly set my vulva ablaze, but I decided to keep an open mind and an open vagina.
Big questions from the Thor: Love & Thunder trailer; another day, another anti-trans Netflix special; what Kate McKinnon gave to SNL; and more.
“I won’t go down until she’s back,” Cherelle said. “Every single day matters for me to be sound, for me to be alert, for me to be attentive, to make sure that she comes back.”
This is a story where I’m not the protagonist.
Also, ahem, did my invitation to the “Hacks” pool party get lost in the mail??????????????
Our favorite fantasies, how often we masturbate, unexpected items we do the job with, and more!
Thinking of Uvalde, Texas tonight. There are no words.
It’s time to eat the rich!
I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I knew next to nothing about the Spice Girls before this season of The Circle, but I can now confidently say that I would die for Mel B.
Over and over, the universe has instructed me: ask for what you want. Over and over, I’ve refused.
Your story begins with letting go of the way your body looked before. Your body does not exist primarily to be seen. Here are some thoughts and some practical resources about how to move forward and learn to be comfortable in your own skin.
Solo Dance has no illusions that in the present day, the implicit and explicit violence of homophobia still leaves lasting scars on young queer people.