So You Have a Butch Bridesmaid…
by: Butch Wonders Holy matrimony, Batman! Lately I’ve gotten lots of questions from brides in heterosexual weddings asking what to do with a butch lesbian bridesmaid, since many of us […]
Category Archives: Women
If I Work Out To Chris Brown Music, Am I Supporting An Abuser?
by: Emily Heist Moss Note: This piece was originally featured on Role/Reboot and republished with permission. You can find the original here. The music we listen to, the stores we […]
Thank You: An Open Letter to Portia De Rossi
by: Caitlin Bergh I’m writing to you in a public forum to say thanks for changing my life. I feel less awkward posting this letter on the Internet than send […]
Summer Beauty Tips for the Sweaty and Disheveled
by: Samantha Irby AND POOR AS FUCK. Last summer I wrote a brilliantly hilarious, yet totally useful and informative, beauty post meant to help you beautiful girls survive these slimy […]
Vagina: Not All That Shocking After All
by: Khai Devon I’m going to talk about my vagina, in this piece. Be forewarned. I will probably mention the word vagina at least, say, twenty more times (you’re more […]
What Kind of Person to Hold Out For
by: Melanie Sue Hold out for someone who is proud of you. Someone who wants and expects people to love you just as much as they do. Someone who will […]
My Flesh and Blood: Why I Love My Mother’s Tattoos
by: Mallory Eris I love tattoos. I love moms. As a matter of fact, I love my mom, my tattoo, and my mom’s tattoos. And while moms with tattoos are […]
My Deepest, Darkest Sexual Secret: I Have A Thing For Moms
by: Mar Curran Internet, I am fairly vanilla when it comes to what I find sexy, or at least it seems that way in comparison to some of my friends’ […]
Reality Check: What the Natalie Reed Controversy Says About Cis Male Privilege in the Atheist Community
by: Andrew Tripp Yesterday, Natalie Reed brought to an issue that needs to make every single person, in the atheist movement or otherwise, take a massive fucking reality check. She […]
The Perils of Not Being “Cute”: A Response to “Deconstructing a Diminuitive Stereotype”
by: Kathryn Spindler Mimi Nguyen and I are friends. When I read her essay, “The Problems With Being Called ‘Cute’: Deconstructing a Diminutive Stereotype,” I thought about it a great […]
