New study examines the nature of intimate partner violence in queer and trans communities
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New study examines the nature of intimate partner violence in queer and trans communities
Kai advises a reader who feels pressure to stay in the closet
“I’m a big fan of just asking questions because that is the way we are most likely to get clear answers,” Kai Cheng advises
The first filmed kiss was a queer milestone, and a pivotal moment in the history of cinema, but almost nobody has heard of it. How did this happen?
“It takes a strong soul to correct a person in a position of power—but this is what it means to stand up to injustice.”
Queer Americans are celebrating the culmination of a decade-long campaign to protect same-sex couples from one of the country’s most homophobic federal laws
A reader navigates wanting to challenge a previous partner’s version of events—without turning the conflict into a “he said, she said” situation
A new study says collaborative stress-management skills are higher in same-sex couples than in different-sex couples
“I assure you, you are doing nothing wrong by asking to practice safer sex,” Kai advises
From vibrators to strokers, these sex toys are perfect for people who don’t want to prioritize penetration during masturbation or partnered play
OPINION: George Arison’s tweets are just another reminder: corporations are not our friends
Spend some time together naked or in a bath without the goal being sex, Kai advises
“Let’s go to war with the heterosexual world. Let’s kill the homophobe in our hearts and trample its grave”
Kai answers a reader whose conflict with a friend is further complicated by race, mental health and privilege
“Whenever that kind of news comes as a surprise or comes secondhand or thirdhand, then it is likely to be hurtful,” Kai says
PERSONAL ESSAY: An epic love story between an Iraqi Arab and a Punjabi Sikh
Kai helps a reader navigate the sometimes complicated world of personal boundaries
The women were able to sidestep their country’s definition of marriage because one of them had not yet had her gender changed on her official documents