“What if clear and honest expressions of desire, messy as they are, were seen as opportunities for growth, change and deepened intimacy?”
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“What if clear and honest expressions of desire, messy as they are, were seen as opportunities for growth, change and deepened intimacy?”
A young writer explores a lasting love denied… or is that deferred?
An excerpt from Emily Garside’s new book “Love that Journey for Me: The Queer Revolution of Schitt’s Creek”
Ghanaian writer Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah and Canadian-Nigerian novelist Francesca Ekwuyasi talk about sex, food and their literary influences
Just remember, you’re in it together
I needed new queers in my life, and against the odds of the pandemic, I found them in abundance
Sex workers are calling on the payment provider to roll back planned changes to payments for online adult content
Comedian Tricia Black interviews writer Brian Francis about his hilarious and touching new memoir
Need a beach read? We revisit some of the best works of fiction and non-fiction our writers have picked up so far this year
Can we really have a “hot vax summer”?
What queering public spaces with anxious, hopeful bodies might look like post-lockdown
Rope bondage expert Midori on playful, lighthearted, compassionate kink
From bottoming tips to alternative strap-on harnesses, there’s a lot to love
We were like two subatomic particles moving in space, never really able to be in the same place or time
Why this support network for South Asian families took off last year during the pandemic
I needed a place to ground myself, a place of solitude, of familiarity, of nourishment. I needed the pantry
Queer performer and educator Lotus Lain on getting started making porn, thriving over the long term, and why we should all be paying for porn
Ken McNeilly wants the Canadian government to make tax credits more fair for queer men—and others—grappling with the cost of assisted reproduction