Turns out a bunch of starving and scared teen girls trying to deliver a baby is a recipe for horrifying chaos, who knew?! Also, “Qui” is Sophie Nélisse’s episode.

Lube. Just lube. Lube for regular sex, with or without toys. Lube anytime, for anything. It’s lube!

Episode three of The Fall of the House of Usher hinges on the horror of animal testing.

Yes, it gets gay, and not just like for a smidge of a second but for a whole episode!

Carmen Maria Machado calls it “hilarious and sexy and terrifying in its brilliance,” while Michelle Tea says it’s a “daring, perverse, mind-blowing, intellectual, hilarious, outrageous, inspired work of art that somehow is touchingly sincere while giving no fucks whatsoever.” Check out the cover revealed exclusively on Autostraddle!

There’s one thing this trailer lacks though that the midseason trailer delivered: Bad Hats.

Join me on this wet ride to Horny Jail.

Where once my sexuality flourished in the spaces of the unknown, it is now content to be still.

We open on Laura, trying to sleep after her long day of Doing Journalism™ and uncovering her girlfriend’s federal crime.

“Britney is very often being homo-erotic with herself but you know what? It’s allowed. Be Free.”

“We do not have to do anything more to be worthy; we are worthy just because we are.”

“To me, showbiz means the spotlight is on you. And not only is the spotlight on you, but you’re feeling the light. You’re feeling the light and then you’re giving the light.”

If I’m being honest, it’s one of the better written celebrity fiction novels that I’ve read (and I’ve read Lauren Conrad’s YA series).

With some of the series’ most haunting horror to date, there’s a lot to fear in this week’s Yellowjackets.

Van is a certified lesbian cinephile, so what should she rent from the video store once she’s back in society?

It all started with a simple premise, a curiosity really.

The adults are coming together, and the teens are breaking apart. Brace yourself for another brutal episode of Yellowjackets.

I was a theatre kid for sure, but even by theatre kid standards… if your “dates” involve going to see Rocky Horror Picture Show together? That is homosexual activity, my love.

We’ve been talking about tops, bottoms and switches for a few weeks and today we’re doing a little glossary of the other words you use to describe how you have sex!

A thigh touch and a smile does not make a queer film!