Queer Millennial Girl Reviews

2024 was the Year of The Lesbian.

But beware they identify as a “part-time cheater.”

Chappell Roan “doesn’t feel like a queer icon.” Her cult following says otherwise.

“One of the most stylish forms of protest of our generation.”

Which one changed *your* life?

Furman’s songs have always followed queer characters, outcasts, and tired and desperate people with haunted heads. When I felt aimless, her songs were a compass. When I felt so disconnected from the earth that I would float away, her songs were an anchor.

Her Mouth A Door, After Which / There Is Another Door

“I think that, when you layer gender and sexuality, and race on storytelling, it gets harder and harder and harder to tell your story sometimes, and the amount of space or permission you have to do that can really become smaller, and smaller and smaller.”

Slaying all the bad guys (and the patriarchy, while we’re at it). 

For those of us who grew up in socially conservative households, shows like Avatar were sometimes the only places we could find heroes. 

Bonus: no one dies in a swimming pool.

There are many moments when the Last of Us Part II asks the player to do something she doesn’t want to do.

This role marks Jillian Mercado’s scripted television debut.

How two vastly different women came together to create something beautiful, poetic, and revolutionary.

You’re welcome.

I feared that all masculinity was toxic. But it’s not.

It centers a lesbian marriage but isn’t just about the torments of being gay.

Uh, is this considered a “lesbian” movie?

S.O.S. this film is filled with lesbian dramatics.

While this film might be kind of silly, it gets queer representation right.

Pour yourself a whiskey and snuggle up for this lez classic.

A story of a young girl navigating coming out, heartbreak, and following her dreams.

It’s so relatable.

This film withstands the test of time and truly pulled this millennial girl along for the rodeo ride. 

Her story can’t be deleted from history and this film ensures that. 

It’s actually an ode to femme lesbian sex workers and their power.