Girl-On-World: Traveling While Gay in Georgia
“I loved living in Georgia, but the people I met, particularly in my village, seemed so old-fashioned I was always too scared to come out and lose the love and affection I’d gained. “
“I loved living in Georgia, but the people I met, particularly in my village, seemed so old-fashioned I was always too scared to come out and lose the love and affection I’d gained. “
You can watch Wolfe Video’s Mosquita y Mari right here right now! Oh the feelings.
Mother’s Day is the perfect day to glue something together sketchily and hand it to your mom with pride. She HAS to like it.
“All I really wanted to do was shake the Tegan and Sara’s hands. That’d be enough. Unfortunately, it’d also only take 10 seconds. I’d have at least 80 seconds left to fill.”
On flappers, Zelda Fitzgerald, and sleeping around.
There was no need to feel insecure about what I wore simply because it was a festivity of expression and you were the odd one out if you weren’t loosening up.
“The truth is if I do find someone while I am out tonight, I want them to know that I am not good at being a girl, that there are other things about me beyond my precarious femininity that I value more, and that if things work out, I will expect them to value.”
The Sqweel 2 is the world’s best-selling oral sex toy, and if you’re in a rut with your vibrator, it’s definitely worth a try.
TIme to turn your refrigerator stragglers into brunch! Because every day is a good day for French toast.
Say hello to Chloe, our very first New Zealand Straddler, on this cheery Monday morning – though for her, it may already be tomorrow!
You guys are going to love these!
This week on Glee, everybody came back to Ohio for brunch at The Cracker Barrel and sang Stevie Wonder songs.
This week on NSFW Sunday: There is a Parcs and Rec porn parody. Also: gloves in queer porn, things future you wants to tell current you about sex and more.
But first: pass your Art History final with help from Beyonce.
Katie Roiphe thinks that some women writers are too quick to call “sexism” in interviews. We’re not so sure.
Let’s all deal with our software – updating, upgrading, organizing and uninstalling. Don’t worry, we’ll take it in bite-size bits. Or should I say, byte-sized bits?
Everyone at Autostraddle loves you.
“I’m Nita, and I don’t know what I’m doing with my life”
Topics include the kids of the movie “KIDS,” mental health care, public housing, women in the Middle East, SXSW, escaping North Korea, Texas beauty pageants, a year without internet and more!
She looked me up and down, shook her head like she was clearing her ears, and then turned to check the sign on the door. Ah, I thought.