If I must be a werewolf, I choose to be a wulver instead of a luchthonn. No amount of family history or testosterone will dictate who I can be.
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If I must be a werewolf, I choose to be a wulver instead of a luchthonn. No amount of family history or testosterone will dictate who I can be.
This is twin care: connection to one another as the basis for life, rather than individualism that strives only for sole survival.
For this month’s Queer Fashion Files, we chat to portrait and fashion photographer Gracie Steindl.
Recently, men have started to break the silence around eating disorders, working out, and the ripped male body stereotype.
Living through coercive treatment, the AIDS crisis and homelessness, this author continues to survive the trauma of the psychiatric system.
Phone-a-Dyke is our very queer advice column. We want your questions on sex, dating, sexuality, sex toys, gender, kink, polyamory and more.
As an Iranian-Australian, I feel a specific guilt that many second-generation immigrants know well.
It feels pretty great to have energy, to have desire. To feel hunger again. For the first time in years, I feel alive.
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to making new LGBTQIA+ friends, but here are some ideas of how you can get out there and find your people.
For this month’s Queer Fashion Files, we’re featuring creative duo Nicol & Ford.
