Also.Also.Also: Online Boundaries! Get Some!

This week I’m trying the ‘fake it ’til you make it’ approach!! Gonna see how that works!! I’m so happy right now!

Queer as in F*ck You

The Queer Future of Youtube Lies in Leaving It

Despite Being Twice As Likely to Suffer From Addiction, There Are Only Two LGBT Sober Houses in the US

Vogue Mexico Makes History With Third-Gender Cover Star

Chika’s “Can’t Explain It” Music Video Is a Heartwarming Queer Love Story with a ’90s Spin

Queer Women In Crime Fiction

I just want one of these for my desk: The Degenderator Bathroom Signs


Saw This, Thought of You

How to Host Thanksgiving When You Don’t Even Have a Table by Samantha Irby

The Importance of Creating Boundaries Online in the Digital


Political Snacks

What’s Still Missing From The Democratic Primary Debates: Questions About LGBTQ Rights

Under Trump, LGBTQ Progress Is Being Reversed in Plain Sight

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39 Comments

  1. I like the idea of the degenderator sign in theory, but in practice it kind of looks like a batperson attempting liftoff?

  2. I wanna throw Val Mc Dermids name into the crime writers ring. She’s a Scottish lesbian, who’s written several series, some much lighter than others, some stand-alone novels and short stories too. Some are ”about” lesbians as such, and the rest pretty much have queer characters that just ”are”. Lots of her books are grounded in reality and she has some beautifully honed turns of phrase.

          • I think so, but then I’ve read all her books in order so it’s hard to imagine NOT doing? It’s one of the lighter/straighter strands of her work ( though Blue Genes is QUEER AF) but you also get a sense of Val in it (she used to be a journalist) and of course you then see how she progresses as a writer, not just stylistically but thematically as she gets more confident.

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