quarantine

Although the future will likely come with social distancing restrictions, it’s good to know that the pandemic hasn’t completely robbed us of these beloved spaces. 

To avoid possible (re)infection, the best thing to do is to follow precautions and remain vigilant.

These times have been trying, there’s no getting around it.

You might stop and smell the roses, but have you considered stopping at queer historical sites?

The suburban confessions of a native New Yorker.

Kalsarikannit is all about what is good for the soul. 

When I catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror, I run away.

I’m a desert Jew with eyebrows like caterpillars and arms so hairy you can’t make out the complexion of my skin beneath the thick brush.

This weekend in queer-antine, celebrate Lesbian Visibility Day, attend a sound bath, and more.

Binging feels sort of like that manic social media scroll. You can’t stop. You can’t stop. You can’t stop. Nothing good is going inside of you. You know this. But still. You can’t stop.

Why not serve your Zoom colleagues a lewk they’ll never forget?

It all started as an innocent morning.

Escapism is okay when the world is on fire.

“I refuse to die with the lie.”

I’m bored — the serious, feel-it-in-my-bones kind of bored. It’s the kind of bored where I’ve cleaned my entire apartment like five times. It’s the kind of bored where you’re […]

From remote dance parties to lesbian podcasts, here are 7 things to do in QUEERantine this weekend.

Soft-boiled eggs are the unsung hero of faux domestication.

Do you have pics of exes from years ago haunting the nether-regions of your photo album?

Shave your head.