It’s the second issue of the best little behind-the-scenes newsletter EVER.

Couple to Throuple wants the couples to find their forever third. But the couples are still trying to decide what they want for themselves.

Cardi and Meg sent a message in their new “Bongos” music video. And that message was y’all keep bi erasing us if you want, but ✂️ ✂️

Knowing that Lister-Jones will divorce her husband and come out as queer, completely recontextualizes what’s on-screen.

Summer Solstice is a film that dares to grant the quietest dramas of a trans person’s life the importance of the screen.

“I’m still not sure how any of it happens.”

English Teacher is effective in highlighting issues that face modern teachers, even if it rarely takes them on in a way that feels truly meaningful.

Will this be the first Marvel property to give us an on-screen sapphic kiss?

“From the minute “All the Things She Said” hit the airwaves, there had been rumblings that the girls in t.A.T.u. weren’t actually lesbians. I mean, it makes sense; they were too stereotypical. The schoolgirl outfits, Julia’s spiky short hair, Lena’s long curls. It just feels like what two older straight men think lesbians look like.”

You might be familiar with the 5 Love Languages — but do you know the 12 Lesbian Love Languages? Great news, I just made them up: from “premature commitment” to “nesting” to “gay chaos,” let’s dig into this life-altering and deeply scientific understanding of what makes it all work out.

In many ways, the SWEAT Tour is an assertion that one’s enjoyment of sex and clubbing and music is more than a shallow hobby: It is a reminder that, amidst a terrifying world, we are allowed to make moments for pure fun.

Even if you’re not going through a divorce right now, here are some very pretty movies to look back at you while you blow snot bubbles into your t-shirt (no one is watching, it’s fine).

“When I imagine Van pre-crash, I imagine somebody who’s getting called a dyke in the hallway and going, ‘Yep. Yes, I am. Yes, sir.'”

This week on NSFW Sunday: orgasms, casual sex, euphemisms, and dominatrixes.

The votes have been counted and it’s time to tell you who’s bringing home imaginary trophies for this Emmy Season’s very best LGBTQ+ television.

“You see me struggling with this idea I was raised on that representation matters and everyone needs to tell their own story. But not everyone wants to tell their story.”

It is through women that Lynch reminds us: No matter how dark it gets, there is always the possibility for suffering to end.

15. Did I put Jennifer Beals this low purely to make a joke about Bette Porter being a bottom?

The art of floral design is beautifully queer-coded, and floristry is an art run and cultivated by the gays.

The world wasn’t technically ending in 2003 — it just felt like it was.