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“Maybe I need you the way that big moon needs that open sea.”

“I thought I was the only gay person in the world!”

You are beautiful!

It’s so relatable.

It looks sexy, bizarre, captivating and full of lezzie content.

We feel so seen.

I am already terrified.

“I hope many many gay people—no matter what religion or culture they’re in—are in loving relationships.”

These are the straight girls who fill up gay bars and confuse the hell out of us lesbians.

In times like these, we need constant messages of hope and resilience. 

We want a president that stands against white supremacy.

In this episode, Paige Gilbert gets raw about growing up in Detroit with two moms who weren’t quite out about their relationship.

Get through hump-day with some laughter.

What it’s like when your the only lesbian at your middle school sleepover.

“She likes Ellen.” “Everyone likes Ellen.”

“For drag queens, it’s tucking your penis. For us, it’s tucking our chest.”

“The more you know about history, the more you know about yourself.”

TFW your girlfriend breaks up with you at a fast food joint.

“So we danced until it didn’t hurt.”

The only recap you need to review before watching the new season.

“We actually really hate carpet.”

She’s baaaaack.

Callie and Layla are here to rid the world of bullying.

“Trust yourself. Find your tribe. And never, ever give up.”

“You should always respect when someone else says no.”

“I’m tired of hiding.”

“Dave Coulier has been saying wonderful things about lesbians.”

Xtory in the making.

“Trans people, people of color, disabled people, fat people, everybody—we all need our own voices.”

“Every mother counts.”

“Lesbians have been at the heart of social justice movements around the world across time.”

“I realize now just how much I’ve been duped.”

“If I was to go back, I’d like to go and have a wee word with myself and say ‘You can fall in love with who you want to. You can be exactly who you want to be, you can run towards yourself if you like, because it’s going to be fine.'”

“I don’t know how to minister anymore without being honest about that.”

The models engage in some sensual scenarios for Deejay Rupp’s new music video.

Edna’s heartfelt story of losing her mom will have you in tears.