Therapy is your place to be all about YOU. It’s your place to be safe, vulnerable, and authentic, in order for your to learn about yourself. It’s never too early to start practicing how to prioritize yourself and your needs.
Olivia Wilde is a bisexual sex worker in this political satire that also stars a pint sized Yara Shahidi! And they sculpt artwork out of butter? For some reason? I have your weekend Netflix plans all set.
Our spring issue wants you to get outside and find the rest of us, or yourself, or the history of a people, or something else we’ve never seen! Deadline for submissions is midnight April 26th.
Sometimes you just wanna feel the heat with somebody who loves you.
“When I first got off the bus years ago, I had the strangest feeling that I’d come home.”
Writing and money, machines learning from our texts (and replicating our power structures), whether books are clutter and more.
Congratulations on making it through winter! Why not reward yourself with a new toy so you can feel as good as it looks outside? In a world that’s saturated with black, purple, and Sex Toy Hot Pink™ options, these precious pastel toys that pack a powerful punch will have you walking with a spring in your step.
Also, Stephanie Beatriz in Japan, Lena Waithe calls you from her private jet and Jasika Nicole wins a bodybuilding trophy.
Plus: Kristen Stewart is J.T. LeRoy, Killing Eve has already been renewed for season three, Ryan Murphy is making The Prom into a musical for Netflix, and you’ll never guess what show made Ilene Chaiken want to reboot TLW.
“An ally to whomst?”
Molly Shannon’s turn as the reclaimed queer poet tells the truth at a slant, dazzlingly.
Let’s celebrate a beautiful spring by staying inside and watching all these lesbian, queer and bisexual women on television!
You have 48 hours to vote your faves through to the Final Four!
Sara takes the Legends back to the 70s where they have to face their truths whether they like it or not.
Reader, there’s a lot going on with this toy.
LGBT fiction for the tween / young teen in your life, or for anyone who likes a good queer book (spoiler: that’s everyone).
Whether you’ve got a specific spooky style to maintain or are looking to mix-and-match, there’s something in here to set your dark heart aflutter.
It’s time for the first episode of our new podcast “To L and Back”! Today we’re diving into The L Word’s very first memorable hour of quality lesbian television.
Like Riverdale, Sabrina is paradoxically at its most enjoyable at its most off-the-rails and also in its more intimate, grounded character moments, and both shows have difficulty entwining the two.
“I remember writing in my journal and feeling a little bit of childhood falling away.”