In “Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead,” Emily Austin examines the intersection of queerness, religion and mental illness
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In “Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead,” Emily Austin examines the intersection of queerness, religion and mental illness
As public spaces reopen, I’m learning to manage the anxiety caused by COVID-19
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The COVID-19 pandemic has made face-to-face caregiving more difficult. Here are 6 ways we can support each other from afar
Kai advises a reader on how to deepen bonds with acquaintances and build their own “Scooby gang”
I needed a place to ground myself, a place of solitude, of familiarity, of nourishment. I needed the pantry
Transformative justice and making amends doesn’t always mean staying close
I took queer nightlife for granted until I couldn’t access it anymore—so I made my own dance floor
How one non-binary writer overcame a litany of microaggressions within the mental health care system
Kai counsels a questioning Gen Z reader riding a “sexual rollercoaster”
Connecting with my own queerness through Mairy Dilk gave me a lifeline when I couldn’t connect with anyone else
A confused reader asks Kai about the distinction between having a different memory and deliberately distorting someone’s reality
Queer femme Randa Jarrar writes through her PTSD pain to clear space for a badass queer future
Kai gives guidance to a newly-out non-binary person navigating how to be open with the people they love
Dr. Tauheed Zaman on finding queer community and evidence-based medical care
Thomas and Tranna unpack generational differences around stardom, authenticity and trauma
A vaccinated New Yorker attends a taping of “Saturday Night Live” and ponders the crucial relationship between performer and audience
The joy of bathing is the pleasure of being partially or wholly unobserved in the steam