It was 2008, I thought I might be gay, and I had gone to the only lesbian bar in Philadelphia in fearful hope that someone else might be able to figure things out for me. Now that bar is closing.
“Tomorrow we’re getting on a plane at 6 am and flying from LA to Boston and not returning until Thanksgiving. It’s quite possibly the craziest thing we’ve ever done.”
This week the comments are tag-teaming vagina jokes, getting stoned, welcoming queers to Boston and delivering some seriously real talk.
The Welcoming Committee is queering yet another undisclosed Boston location, and you should definitely go.
Laura’s going to Law School so she won’t be Associate Editing anymore — let’s reflect upon Laura’s awesomeness and welcome our TWO brand new Associate Editors to The Team!
qu.ee/r Magazine is a brand spanking new literary magazine accepting fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and visual art submissions both for their first issue titled “The Call to Adventure” and year-round!
Lynare is a 42 year old dapper lesbian living in Miami, Florida and she told me about seducing her roommate in the Navy, what dapper style means to her, and how the community has changed over the past twenty years.
Your thoughts on ex-gay pride, cute aggression and baby-making.
Brittani and Kim Stolz will be joining the HuffPost Live team for a new segment that recaps the week in gay. Tune in today at 4:45pm ET.
Camp is just two months away and we’re offering another opportunity for you to go for free, thanks to Kreuzbach10!
Aimée talks about her femme identity, what it’s like to have lupus, and the cultural differences between the United States and Ireland.
Tampons, cat allergies and Orange Is The New Black. Always Orange Is The New Black.
“I came out to bosses and people I had just met and guys who hit on me and former boyfriends and doctors and professors and relatives and Facebook and even the grocery store cashiers. I wanted to assert myself, my identity.”
If you’re going to be in Southern California and you’re not at this party, I don’t think we can be friends anymore.
“Being butch is something I have both been my entire life and something that I have chosen.”
Weaponized vibrators, kick-ass asses and BRUNCH!
It’s the most delicious time of year! You should join your local Straddlers for some 3D brunchy realness.
Our very own Alex Vega!
Butch Builds Community.
Minerva describes herself as a “soon-to-be post-university queer lady and professional trans feminist” and spoiler alert, she’s awesome.