The Comment Awards Are Eating Cheese and Contemplating Existence
“Not my gay ass thinking that by caroling I thought you meant… watching Carol?”
“Not my gay ass thinking that by caroling I thought you meant… watching Carol?”
This is a New Year’s Eve Roundtable and Open Thread Situation!
As Twitter crumbles, I hope we all end up somewhere where we feel affirmed and joyful.
From Generation Q to football gays, Stardew Valley to The Golden Girls, these were our most read posts of 2022.
“I’m just…I can’t stop watching this and blushing.”
Providing meaningful care means not only caring for your friend (completing tasks, making meals) but it is also caring about your friend.
Creating new rituals and ways of expressing and celebrating Judaism is nothing new within our tradition — all that’s needed is some creativity and care.
It definitely made all of us cry.
Join the cast of To L and Back: Gen Q in the A+ discord as we watch and react to the latest episode of The L Word: Generation Q.
“And here we thought the spruce syrup was just a tasty treat!”
The streets of New York City will never be the same without her, however, those who dream of building a better world will forever carry the treasure of knowing Shatzi Weisberger in our hearts.
Leave your funniest (or wittiest) “Note” (read: Instagram away message) in the comments — we all could use more joy these days!
“Skating as a culture is getting more and more visibly queer”
For thirteen warm days in these cold months, let’s hang.
Facilitated by shea wesley martin, this 90-minute workshop creates space for participants to intentionally engage in writing, discussing craft, and building connections within the A+ community.
“What better way to celebrate than with a watchalong to a 20-year-old lesbian classic that is not in any way seasonally adjacent?”
“Hobbies I have tried and left by the wayside: crochet, sewing, knitting, Duolingo, yoga, marriage.”
“As always, Tina has a lot to answer for.”
We have a responsibility to care for others. In land stewardship and land healing this means prioritizing accountability to Indigenous folks.
Do you want to socialize without noise and too many strangers? Do you have a geeky streak? Then TTRPGs might be for you.