Our BIGGEST ADVICE BOX EVER! Highlights include: tips for lesbian sex on an airplane, helping others to use your correct pronouns, how to survive a family holiday, getting over your first high school heartbreak, getting out of an abusive relationship, finding new friends as a queer adult, and dental dams! Just to name a few!
“The boots fit. They fit in every way I had never known that other clothing didn’t. They fit in the way that frilly, muddy dresses fit my sister; the way that a black cocktail dress fit Audrey Hepburn; the way that pillbox hats fit Jackie Onassis.”
Hosting your very own play party can feel like a lot, but with this guide you and your guests all set for a fun, chill and sexy time.
Lavish parties, duck racing, powered wigs, and lesbianism — and everybody gets an Oscar nomination.
Holly jolly, Dearest.
“My favorite thing in the world is when people ask if it’s a mood ring so I can say yes.”
Nia uses her prophetic dreams to help Kara and the rest of Team Super find Agent Liberty.
There were a lot of awesome 2018 queer books. Here are the year’s best!
Happy Hanukkah! Celebrate the holiday, which starts tonight at sundown, with a recipe for delicious vegan sufganiyot.
Leatherdyke zines and history, what foods you can put in a vagina or asshole, why sleep makes everything better except for the bad sex writing awards and more.
Betty Who’s new music video, bilingual children’s books about gender neutral pronouns, and an Israeli-Palestinian lesbian stand up couple, Hayley Kiyoko’s killer year, and more!
As this epic year winds to a close, take some time this month to have all the feelings — and prepare for a dreamier, queerer future.
Dealing with a toddler having a temper tantrum is a lot like putting out a fire, plus mom bod nudies, Remi’s fav song for dinner dancing, cat baby watch update, and more!
“Is it cool to pretend to be Santa all December?”
Plus updates on Legacies, Coronation Street, Sally4Ever, and (for some reason) Camping.
“That duck for sure has an Alternative Lifestyle Feathercut.”
When in doubt: MONOGRAM.
What helps you glow up? Share it in the thread!
“It took me 14 years to recognize with certainty that I was a dyke. I wish I could say it was about the intellectual complexities of sexuality and gender, or that I was afraid of being different. Those were factors, but not nearly as pressing as this: I thought dykes had bad style.”
“we’re naked the whole time but somehow it is not hot and more sad than anything else”