Ecstatic Gaydar: Getting Over An Ex With X
by: Caitlin Bergh I’m not a drug-taking person but once upon a time, when I was very desperate and sad, I tried ecstasy. I was desperate because I had just […]
Category Archives: Lesbian
Round of Applause: The Theatrical Night of My First Kiss
By: Caitlin Bergh I’m standing in a long line that winds around the outside of a huge ballroom in New York City wearing a bright yellow prom dress. I’m waiting for my […]
Is There a Point to Cheating?: Being Sex Positive and Against Infidelity
by: Bobby Crowley So, I was thinking about the word “slut” this week. I was thinking about the word “slut” and it sparked some mental churning. I began to think […]
Amber, Part 2: Everything Is Pointless
by: Caitlin Bergh Christmas is a blur. Everything is pointless without her. I daydream about her. I night-dream about her. I barely talk to my family. They can’t understand what […]
Amber: Part 1
by: Caitlin Bergh Amber. She was the first person I was in love with who loved me back. She had brown hair that just barely grazed her shoulders; it was […]
Gay Shoes, White Zinfandel: A First Outing
By: Caitlin Bergh I’m nervous. Everything about my outfit feels wrong. This is my first time going to a gay bar, and I made the horrific discovery ten minutes ago […]
Where Does Identity Policing Come From?
by: Butch Wonders I bet we’ve all experienced at least one of the following: (1) Being told we don’t “belong” to a group we think we belong to. (2) Having […]
Coconut Love: Tales of a Closeted Virgin
by: Caitlin Bergh When I was a sophomore in college, I was sitting in my room doing homework one afternoon when I overheard some friends in the hallway talking about […]
Gendercide Disguised As Fetal Healthcare
by: Cassandra Warren I recently read a short article summarizing the findings from a paper in the Journal of Bioethical Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Forum for Ethical and Legal Debate, which […]
Get Right or Get Left: A Review of Pray the Gay Away
by: Anna Cook Between the winter of 1987 and the summer of 1988, Boston-based journalist Neil Miller traveled across the United States “in search of gay America.” Though he spoke […]
