When it comes to role-play, clients send me a brief summary of what they want — he sent eight pages
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When it comes to role-play, clients send me a brief summary of what they want — he sent eight pages
Ignoring Black Lives Matter means forgetting the lessons Jim Deva fought to teach us
With limited power of coercion and big exposure to risk, Canada’s best path is to lead by example
The Tony Award–winning play is a cautionary tale for Trump’s America, and the rest of the world
Rhubarb has always been the place for controlled theatrical chaos — that’s why we knew our play would fit right in
Is it discriminatory to refuse to consider dating someone of a particular ethnicity?
But both sides forget what a library is meant to do (Hint: curate books, not ban them)
Moral policing determines what’s bought and sold online
Cruising in India was too dangerous. I would have to wait until I got back to Canada
Jones was a black, cross-dressing sex worker who sure did love to pickpocket white men
When progressives write off parts of the electorate, they author perpetual defeat
Suddenly, I notice a small serrated kitchen knife in his left hand
And a note to Vancouver party queers: you can’t buy blackness
Though briefly decriminalized, homosexuality is a crime here so I needed to be careful
Some Canadians who can’t access PrEP are finding ways to seek alternatives
There was something about Mary
The premier hopeful discussed PrEP, trans rights and how to build a more inclusive society
An unexpected hookup, a magic word, and the strange psychology of age-play