Seeing Xanadu again 37 years later brought back fond memories of my gay adolescence
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Seeing Xanadu again 37 years later brought back fond memories of my gay adolescence
There’s a misconception that bi people are just going through a phase — but what if our doctors believe it too?
Here’s a few of the fest’s best LGBT documentaries
My relationship with piss has always been fraught with negative associations. Now it’s one of my greatest forms of intimacy
Alireza and Kiran are struggling to survive in Turkey after Canada halted their resettlement to prioritize Syrian refugees
Drag queens dominate the scene — so what does that mean for new and emerging kings?
A kink partnership never really ends — you take the skills you learned into new relationships
Chase Ross and Stef Sanjati say the company isn’t doing enough to fix blocked LGBT content
I chose to use a pseudonym for “Hole and Corner” because I worried about my Lebanese-Muslim family reading about my sex life. Maybe I was wrong
My mother had no problem with other people’s fluid sexualities, but she had absolutely no desire for her daughter to be anything but straight
Feds waiting on SIN review to look at gender-neutral passports. But they could be forced to act sooner
Despite anti-LGBT sentiments from some classmates and teachers, students at Kits High are coming out now more than ever before
The value isn’t in their names — it’s in their stories
For queer femmes, being online can create safe spaces to meet friends and form lasting relationships
Damaging tropes about black masculinity overshadow positive narratives about being black and queer
Samantha was beautiful and young. I doubt sex with her had anything to teach me
Toronto-based WAYF Collective seeks to empower Asian-identified youth
Who Killed Spalding Gray? is a departure from MacIvor’s usual style