I Actually Don’t Need to Hear About Your Trans Allyship!
Your friends are on your side and they can’t wait to tell you about it! Also, we help a trans reader who’s nervous about international travel.
Your friends are on your side and they can’t wait to tell you about it! Also, we help a trans reader who’s nervous about international travel.
Is it ever ok to comment on another person’s body? Also, we help a reader with a loud late-night roommate.
You can blame it on avoidant attachment or being a Sagittarius, but exclusion can be incredible.
Whenever my best friend comes to visit, she brings me a container of rainbow cookies.
“We’re not going to get together for a lot of reasons — I don’t really have time for a new partner, they’re monogamous and I am not, and they’re just not into me in the same way that I’m into them.”
There was also something to be said for the beauty of women bonding platonically over sexuality.
Find answers to questions like “should I tell her?” and “what do I do if she’s unavailable?”
“I’ve started hanging out with him less because he’s just annoying at times.”
“A few years back, my best friend got married, moved to the suburbs, and had kids.”
“She’s basically my dream girl. We’ve hit it off fast over the past few months, and she’s one of my closest friends here at this point, and I am so incredibly calm around her.”
Advice on how to stay friends when the friend you hooked up with wants more, flagging with carabiners, and whether it’s okay if your wife is your only IRL friend.
Plus advice about leaving a controlling partner and getting second dates.
I wasn’t going to turn down the chance to explore a massive swinger lodge that’s been in operation since the 1970’s.
I’m so sorry the people you’re around have made you feel unwelcome because you don’t follow their narrow definition of what being a queer woman looks like.
Just because someone operates differently from you doesn’t mean they’re wrong, bad, or need help.
I’ve been that one single, queer friend in the bridal party countless times.
It’s possible your needs and views when it comes to intimacy are incompatible.
How can I build meaningful and lasting friendships?
I’m reading Michelle Elman’s book “The Selfish Romantic” and she talks about how we can never really know unless we ask. And I feel like this is low enough risk that I may as well ask?
What I hear from the anecdotes you shared is someone who is deeply lonely and feels deeply unseen, but you can’t be your friend’s therapist, even if you want what’s best for her.