What queering public spaces with anxious, hopeful bodies might look like post-lockdown
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What queering public spaces with anxious, hopeful bodies might look like post-lockdown
We were like two subatomic particles moving in space, never really able to be in the same place or time
Whether it’s “Are You the One?” or the new bisexual “Bachelorette,” one thing we know for sure: When reality TV goes queer, it gets messy
Whether it’s a new name, new pronouns or a new relationship, many queer folks have changed a lot since the start of the pandemic
As he sawed through my thick mane, we invited queerness into the bathroom—and into our relationship
U.K. writer Jeremy Atherton Lin’s new book chronicles the history of the gay bars he’s visited—and his adventures inside them
Sex educator Allison Moon teaches all of us how to be kinder, more playful, more ethical sluts
All it took was one phone call to start a process of growth, healing, learning and unlearning
Kai counsels a discerning demisexual on making virtual romantic connections in a pandemic era
Part of being an ally is knowing when to leave a toxic situation
Kai on how to talk about hookups
What to watch, read, listen to or look at: Sept. 17
It will allow people to discreetly provide information about where they’re going and who they’re meeting
Venturing outside your dating pool is scary and rewarding
A new play by Lorenzo Pagnotta explores Old World/New World conflicts in modern dating
Entre-Nous rebrands itself