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A Breastfeeding Journey Of a Thousand Miles Begins With a Single Baby Step
“I woke up feeling like someone had run me over with a truck and I thought, “I guess this is motherhood.” And probably would’ve died thinking that.”
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Too Thirsty? I Asked To Sit With a Stranger at a Coffee Shop
I’m not suggesting we throw caution to the wind and enter conversations with the fervor and gall of a straight man, but I’d argue we can be a little less careful.
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10 Hot Lesbian Movies To Prepare for a Hot Lesbian Summer
To welcome in the summer vibes, here are ten hot lesbian and queer women films that take place during the summer and can inspire sex, adventure, reckless behavior, and maybe even falling in love.
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Facebook’s Gay-Targeted Ads Are Confusing, Patriarchal, Pointless
Sometimes you stalk people on Facebook, sometimes Facebook stalks you with targeted ads based on outdated stereotypes and doesn’t tell you.
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I Regret To Inform You That Our Baby Will Be Throwing Up On Your Shirt
At first you don’t really know which of the baby’s behaviors are going to be a Thing and which are just the music playing in the lobby before you sit down for the show. But it seems like most people’s babies have a Thing.
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The Queer Romance on ‘Love on the Spectrum’ Was Worth the Wait
The conversations Pari and Tina have about autism, masking, queerness, and their choices to be themselves in spite of pushback are some of the most poignant in the show.
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Yellowjackets Episode 302 Recap: Hold Up, Did This Show Just Get GAYER?
THERE’S SO MUCH TO DISCUSS BUT ALL I WANT TO TALK ABOUT IS THAT [REDACTED]!
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Sundance 2025: ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ Is More Than Andrea Gibson’s Cancer Story — It’s Their Love Story
This film isn’t a straight-forward artist portrait. It’s a portrait of Gibson and their partner, fellow poet Megan Falley, as they navigate Gibson’s incurable cancer diagnosis. It’s a tender look at two queer people in love and a celebration of the desire to live.
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The Best Queer Books of 2024
This year especially I’ve striven to put the spotlight on books that haven’t gotten a lot of mainstream attention.
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From Secret To Separate But Equal – New, Terrible Ideas Regarding Gays In Military
In which it is revealed that the Pentagon has at the very least been seriously considering a gay/straight segregation option in the event of a DADT repeal, and in which our feelings range from “angry” to “unsurprised/resigned.”
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Dorothy Allison, Your Florida Is My Florida
Bastard Out of Carolina was the book that made me want to become a writer.
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With ‘Agatha All Along,’ the MCU Finally Lets Two Women Kiss
Agatha and Rio kiss like they’re drinking water after a year in the desert, with decades or maybe even centuries of built up tension and longing and heartache and love.
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‘Colin From Accounts’ Has a Cute Dog and Some Queer Subplots
The first thing I want to tell you about this show is that the titular Colin from accounts is a dog. The second thing I want to tell you is that the dog’s owners both have queer best friends
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‘Orphan Black: Echoes’ Is the Latest Sapphic Series Canceled After Only One Season
Orphan Black: Echoes has been cancelled by AMC+, joining a too-long list of queer shows that only lasted one season.
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Pixar Really Didn’t Want ‘Inside Out 2’ To Be Gay but Let’s Be Honest It Was Still Pretty Gay
Employees working on ‘Inside Out 2’ report a grueling work schedule and an intentional push to avoid “LGBT themes.” Also — Britney Spears wonders why Sabrina Carpenter kissed an alien instead of a girl, Ariana Debose getting that haunted chef gig and more pop culture news for your day!
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The Gayest Thing I Ever Did Was Become a Florist
The art of floral design is beautifully queer-coded, and floristry is an art run and cultivated by the gays.
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Quiz: Which Friend Group From Queer TV Is Your Group Chat?
I’m a Group Chat Gay by which I mean I am spewing gay nonsense in a minimum of three group chats with fellow screamy gays at any given time.
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How Do You Know If Your Desires Are Wrong?
Controversial French filmmaker Catherine Breillat has an oeuvre centered around the ways women are often betrayed by their own urges.
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Untethered: Between the Mobile Dungeon and the Infamous Adult Store, Longing for a Safe Third Space
“The way someone takes responsibility for or shares a space can say a lot about them.”
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Who To Follow on TikTok for Queer Masc Fashion Inspiration
I hope to help all my masculine friends out there in finding new content to inspire them.