If Women’s Magazine Covers Were Aimed at Queer Women, Pt. 4

Welcome back to covers of JKLAFGHD Mag, the Magazine for Women Who Aren’t Straight. Every so often we check in here to catch up on the latest not-straight trends, get updates on the not-straight classics, and check in with our favorite not-straight celebrities. Up next in our October through December issues are Ruby RoseSarah Paulson and Samira Wiley.


October: Ruby Rose


November: Sarah Paulson


December: Samira Wiley


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Erin

Los Angeles based writer. Let's keep it clean out there!

Erin has written 208 articles for us.

47 Comments

  1. I desperately need the article about how to indirectly ask who is gay. A not insignificant number of my friends remember my first words to them being “so… you queer?”

  2. at least 20 of the other 1st date ice-breaker staples revolves are just tangents of childhood trauma though, right? 5 are about exes, 5 are about how not straight we are? someone break it down for me!

  3. “Shed the weight of the patriarchy’s influence” is truly magnificent and I plan to use it in future office conversations about dieting. Bless you.

  4. Speak, o enigmatic apple cider vinegar mage, I am ready to receive your wisdom. What’s that you say? 581981 tips still isn’t enough?

  5. I’m working less at the moment because I’ve been sick (burnout, woo!) and the hours that I am in the office are like, a good 50% meetings and a good 25% organising (some meetings are also about organising!), so I really needed something to pick me up in this hour between two meetings. This was it. 10/10, exactly what I needed.

  6. I’ve been feeling dumb abt choosing to live alone sans internet, cable, the ability to really afford food, but then I read “8 ways to undermine LIZ at the house meeting” & remembered why I have chosen this path

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