Who needs to call: people who live in Utah, Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Wyoming, Texas, South Dakota, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nevada and Louisiana.
I choose her every minute of the day, and I will continue to choose her regardless of what the future brings. I choose her. For her, I will play the game and sign the papers, and ask the court to bless what we know is already true.
I don’t always play to get off. Sometimes denial is exactly what I want.
All of your favorite queer humans participated in protests this week, including Halsey, Samira Wiley, Be Steadwell and Jen Richards.
March on, Lady Warriors! And if you can’t, don’t worry. You’re valid and I see you.
I’ve got some good news for Grace and good news for you: not all comics are about Batman!
Since Trump has officially taken office, he has signed several executive orders, one that puts women’s lives in danger all across the world. Today he signed executive orders to continue construction of Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines.
The world is full of horrible things and the mayor is a giant snake-monster and the hellmouth is open but Maggie slept over!
Is this show really only six years old? It feels like a lifetime ago.
If the hat fits, wear it.
“I’m ready to have an open heart and open mind and be ready to participate and show up for my community.”
Last week we got in bed to talk about Doomsday aka our feelings and concerns surrounding the inauguration and all that is to follow. Watch to see if we ever got out of bed again! (Spoiler: We did, we marched, etc.)
Online therapy, figuring out whether your plant is dead, tax prep, sending faxes and more!
Every song on this playlist is a little push forward for you, reminding you that you are perfect just as you are. Now go out there and live loud just like a musical theatre enthusiast should!
Who needs to call: people who live in Tennessee, Wyoming, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, Louisiana, Indiana, Utah, Kansas and Alaska. Who needs to act? Everyone who knows anyone who lives in these states.
In honor of all the other crips I saw in the streets on the Women’s March on Washington, of every disabled woman who’s had it with lip service and wants to make sure this movement belongs to all of us, here are ten more who are already preparing the way.
Here’s what Molly saw on the ground in D.C. at the Women’s March on Washington.
The Women’s March was a record-breaking worldwide protest against Donald Trump, and you’re gonna love all these photos of lesbians, queers, gays, bisexuals and allies who rallied for the occasion.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one: Over 100 mayors and two lesbian co-pastors walk into another LGBT dance party.
Vintage gossip, challenging abstinence-only sex education, what a 24/7 BDSM relationship can look like, how credit card companies antagonize sex-related businesses and more.