Poly Pocket: Polyamory As All Possibility
Here’s how a 23 year old polyam queer femme living in Long Beach, CA, in a long-term relationship does poly.
Here’s how a 23 year old polyam queer femme living in Long Beach, CA, in a long-term relationship does poly.
Other great trends for this fat queers this summer include aliens, tweed, Bodysuits and beachwear as formal wear.
Is that insecurity in my pocket or have you just not sexted me back yet?
Here’s how you can dress like Sia — even if you’re not up for the giant, vision-blocking wigs.
Plus: Lena Waithe opens up about her Master of None coming out episode, Arrested Development is coming back again, the first trailer for Battle of the Sexes, and more info on Aubrey Plaza’s new movie.
Five lessons that start to explore just how much we can learn from our queer and trans forebears in AIDS activism.
I’d like to think that all of us are exactly where we’re supposed to be right now, doing exactly what we’re supposed to be doing. And if what’s required of you right now is to look at gifs of dancing robots, so be it.
It’s been one of those days where everyone seems to stare.
Also, Janelle Monáe gave a commencement address, Abby Wambach got married and Jasika Nicole has a new food dance for you.
Welcome home, Cat Grant!
“This is honestly one of the best comics about identity and finding community and yourself that I’ve ever read.”
What a weekend for gay weddings, eh?
Lots of people are talking about gentrification, but who’s actually doing something about it? Queer and trans people of color, of course. In Oakland and Seattle, QTPOC are creating visionary solutions to combat gentrification and reclaim land for communities of color.
If you want a god of sex, wine and smashing the gender binary into little tiny pieces you might want to try Dionysus.
Hot women-only hotels, resorts and cabins to check out in Ohio, New Jersey, Florida, Oregon, Palm Springs, Delaware, Key West and Montana — just be sure to check in before 1998.
Being friends with anyone, taking action on typos in your books, negotiating down debt, houses for owls and more!
“That was our special thing,” Taurasi said yesterday. “We never kept it secret, we just didn’t want that to be an issue ever.”
Whether through choices in game design or getting to know other queer attendees, many of us found Train Jam to be an amazing opportunity to express our identities, learn new skills, and build valuable community.
“Anne With An E” isn’t even good television, and it’s absolutely not “Anne of Green Gables.”
You can brew them in a cauldron or not; up to you.