It’s about seeing through images and seeing through words. It’s also a love story, about falling for the way another person sees the world, the magic of realizing someone sees in a way that is different than you yet insistently compatible.
Signal to fellow gays that you are family. And to signal to fellow straights to GET THE HELL OUT OF YOUR WAY.
From Grey’s Anatomy to Buffy the Vampire Slayer to The L Word to “San Junipero” on repeat, this is what can reasonably be deduced about your mental health at this time based on the gay TV show you’re currently re-watching.
So do us a favor and drop your sapphic sports novel recommendations in the comments <3
Have you ever wanted to stick the entire rainbow up your ass for Pride? Well, you are not alone.
Are you a muscle tee or are you a men’s undershirt or are you in fact simply wearing a bra as a top? Find out which kind of gay summer shirt you are by taking this empirical quiz!
Do you really want to spend all of Pride pining?
I hope to help all my masculine friends out there in finding new content to inspire them.
And really, what else were you expecting?
It’s hard to believe that after seven years, we’ve really made it to the end of Station 19 (or Maya and Carina!). Plus updates on Grey’s Anatomy, 9-1-1, All American, The Chi, and Pretty Little Liars: Summer School!
It’s (un)officially the first weekend of summer, and so there’s no better time to unleash my super power: Thinking of every possible question, from every single humanly possible angle, that I’ll most certainly have before agreeing to go to your party.
Advice for a person who really wants to get over being grossed out by periods, plus advice about friendship from three different askers.
A queer woman owning a string of porn movie theaters is absolutely fascinating. Why does this documentary ignore the most interesting parts?
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is bound to inspire further attachment to its titular lead from queer people — especially trans femme viewers.
Just let it have this one.
Some months have passed since the last episode of ‘Under the Bridge,’ and Rebecca’s taken center stage in trial discourse as the Writer From New York City while Cam continues to re-evaluate her relationships, familial and otherwise.
Speaking from personal experience at the concert in Detroit, “as little clothes as possible” was absolutely the name of the game.
It’s a Deborah Vance vs. Kathy Vance showdown. Plus, Deborah does a KEG STAND.
A writer reflects on accessing desire in trying times and the romance of collective liberation — playdates that range from toppy to bratty, a bottom with endearing nonverbal cues, a “hole-within-a-hole,” and a Zoom date with their girlfriend daddy.
Everything is 50% more intense and 60% sexier if done while listening to the Challengers score.