What we missed this week: topics include Ryan Murphy’s new show about gay white men, Girls, Downton Abbey, transgender anti-discrimination bills, Quidditch and so much more!
“When everyone else was like, “There’s no such thing as monsters, kid” Sendak was all, “You’re damn right there’s monsters in your bedroom, so you best not give them a reason to eat you.”
“My right to choose? What about my right to choose to not have a choice?”
Everyone wants a shot of love with Scarlet.
Lentils aren’t as horrible as The Young Ones led me to believe.
Time is running out to vote for the hottest queer women in the universe. Here’s who’s already in the lead.
“The summer after I turned thirteen, I decided that exactly two things needed to happen in order for my life to matter: I needed Rosie Collins to like me, and I needed my parents to send me to Bible Camp.”
Maybe one day, Vogue will publish a spread called “You Do You.”
Now that marriage equality has passed in New York state, one organization is turning its attention towards gender identity protection in the workplace.
Joe Biden finished “evolving” a long time ago, it seems.
What if Glee had no dialogue, just music and lesbians? Then it’d be just like this post.
Long as I gets to the womens, who cares about the truth?
In Episode 203, Lip Service is mostly back to its old self. But quick, name the central character! You had to think for a minute, right?
Can we pause and enjoy our reunion right now?
Topics include beautiful labias, posing nude while feminist, handling bad sex, naked celebrities, a ‘zine about sex with trans women and so much more!
Wish you were here / there!
“I guess the only person who shouldn’t come to rock camp is the person who’s dead set against supporting other people. That wouldn’t really jive with us.”
This week’s topics include serial killers who drive trucks, the armpit of America, the self-esteem of teenage girls, Lorrie Moore, the mirror and couponing!
Today is Star Wars Day which I guess is as good a reason as any to show you some things I want.
“I didn’t know where all the people like me were, or how I would even talk to them if I saw one in the wild. All of that changed during the training session for first-time Rock Camp volunteers.”