Autostraddle is one of very few queer media outlets or publications still around in 2021 (though we’re always thrilled to see new ones join us!). And considering, you know, everything, we very well might not be around someday. But we’re hoping that with the support of our community, we’ll be able to say: NOT TODAY, SATAN! We’re going to stick this one out, with a little help. Okay? Okay.
You need to find ways to happiness whether you remain single or whether you find your ultimate kinky monogamous life partner.
The World to Come follows Tallie (Vanessa Kirby) and Abigail (Katherine Waterston), two neighbors in upstate New York in the 1850s, as their families battle the sparseness and harshness of the land and they battle their feelings for each other.
JoJo Siwa is dating her best friend Kylie and believe it or not she is VERY happy about it!
When the first trailer for The Equalizer dropped last month, it started off as a joke with my friends. First of all, none of us had made habits of watching a CBS procedural — until now. And all of us wanted to watch Queen Latifah beat up bad men for fun.
These might be the last six episodes of Wynonna Earp, so let’s savor them.
Netflix picks up Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga’s Passing, Jojo Siwa is making a live-action musical about her life, Dan Levy can’t keep his promise to the lesbian M&M’s, how Captain Marvel helped WWE star Tegan Nox come out as bisexual, and more!
Reading sex books makes you better at sex, shower sex tips, whether or not ‘shrooms make you horny and more.
I’m sorry, I have a soft spot for loud insecure queers.
Wet For Her has everything for you and your boo this Valentine’s Day weekend, from shared vibrators to harness-compatible dildos to boxer brief harnesses to use with them — and they’re making sure to get everything to you before the big day if you order before February 7th!
“I’m sorry, is this a sext or a love poem to the moon?”
A crossover of 9-1-1 event gives us all the Hen we could ask for. Plus updates on: All American, Legacies, and Dickinson!
We’ll always have Purgatory.
The visual and narrative tension, of course, ramps up the eroticism, but so does Madeline and Nina’s actual relationship, which hasn’t aged in that calm, quiet, mature way we usually think of lesbian grandmas.
It’s time for fun with charts and graphs about all the things we did in 2020, from our top-selling t-shirts to our annual expenses and income!
“I am 100% buying this book with the money my homophobic aunt and uncle gave me for the holidays!”
Advice for coping with a parent who’s an addict, being accountable to people you’re dating, and more!
Brandy and Whitney’s Cinderella is finally coming to Disney+, queer indie game designers, a round up of the anti-trans bills showing up in state legislatures nationwide, and a profile of Sonia Sotomayor not to be missed.
Betty Cooper is like actually high school sucks, and you know what? True.
The one thing I have managed to commit to over quarantine is perfecting the best possible breakfast sandwich, from the ideal ingredients to cooking and assembly; I am here to share the fruits of my labor.