Strangers have called me a “faggot” several times since June. Why do people seem to hate me more than ever?
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Strangers have called me a “faggot” several times since June. Why do people seem to hate me more than ever?
My family showed love through action, but my friends helped me learn to say it out loud
“Blonde” and “channel ORANGE” both came out during pivotal moments in my queer awakening. A decade later, how can I listen to them without breaking my heart?
While way too short, the ballroom-inspired adaptation’s run has been a much-needed beacon for the queer community
Stories like “The Odyssey” and “Hadestown” changed my life. Could they change the world?
My queer marriage may not look like the marriages I read about, but maybe I don’t want it to
As a young gay kid, I felt trapped in the closet by bullies. “Heartstopper” could have made my happy ending arrive sooner
“Confessions II” is the Queen of Pop’s latest middle finger to people who think her age makes her irrelevant. Queer people should take notes
After years of pining, I finally went to the Catalan superstar’s concert. I wasn’t ready for what it did to me
Our decade together has helped me see myself as capable of change, rather than as always looking for a way out
As a trans woman, I’ve returned to the church on my own terms; I’m working with others to tear down the barriers that drive difference away
While they might not fully understand my transness, our conversations about gender bring us closer
Instead of training for a gruelling day-long hike, I listened to podcasts about my favourite TV show. It paid off
As kids, my sibling took heat because I was sporty and they were nerdy. When we grew up, I did everything I could to keep them safe
The Swedish pop star is known for gay anthems like “Dancing on My Own” and “Sexistential.” Her “Honey” album saved me and my best friend from a pair of doomed relationships
As I prepare for bottom surgery, I’m returning to the people who have stood by me from the beginning—and myself
The pop star’s first album let us escape from the suburbs. After a falling out, it brought us back together
I’m sick of being ignored by the same Toronto-famous art hoes, twunks, circuit gays and daddies on Grindr