There is no right or wrong way to be in a long-distance relationship — maybe you thrive on independence or maybe you just need cuddles at night. Here are some of my protips on how to make it work and when to know that it’s over.
Photographs of lesbian, bisexual and otherwise-identified women, 1850-1999. Seriously this is really cool.
All the beautiful and new faces you might be seeing on your TV in the next month. Some of them are even gay! But none of them are lady gay.
From the “Love March” in Jamaica to the incredibly detailed story of DADT, I got you covered.
Portland-based TransActive’s new program helps get binders to trans and genderqueer youth in need; Autostraddle sat down with the program’s coordinator to learn what it’s all about and how we can help.
Laura’s Team Pick: They can teach you, and there is no charge.
14. That sometimes the cute lesbian who looks like a 12 year old boy is, in fact, a 12 year old boy
Carmen’s Team Pick: A church founded in 2011 by lesbians is fact, not fiction. We’ve got photos to prove it.
If you don’t have anything nice to say, maybe don’t run for President?
In which new characters are introduced, Santana has to be photoshopped in and Kate Hudson wears nothing but lingerie for 44 minutes.
“She wore jeans and flannel button-downs. Sleeves could be rolled up; pantlegs could be cuffed. They allowed her to move while scrubbing office floors on all fours.”
While catering to society’s inexplicable desire to watch European-American men smoke cigars and sip gin, returning play “The Tempermentals” schools audiences in 1950s LGBT history.
We’ve got two prize packs to give away! But first we want to talk about our feelings. It’s the theme of the day.
Because handstands are a way to queer regular standing. Also, here’s a video of a girl in her underwear doing some handstands. Let’s all do handstands and listen to music!
Remember A-Camp? I do, like it was yesterday! Let’s talk about it.
Here are some more pretty people in the outdoors.
On this very special Sunday Funday, DC gets aware, Charlottesville gets proud, Brandi Carlile gets married, and the Midwest gets gay. Also, we made you a video — you’re welcome.
Writing about your own experiences, whether it’s through memoir or essay or slam poetry or leaving post-its about the sandwiches your mom used to make for your lunch on lampposts, can be empowering and life-changing, even without anyone else reading it.
Eat your heart out, Etsy.
In case you’re just dreaming.