Poetry: All My Friends
By: Mar Curran Part 1: You I know you don’t got friends like my friends, friends in the backseat of moving boxes holding your muscle mass close while we all […]
Tag Archives: friends
Bird Wizards: Futon
By: Joyce Rice Bird Wizards is a web comic drawn by the illustrious illustrator Joyce Rice, Creative Director for Symbolia Magazine. You can see more of her work at her […]
![[image: one panel comic of a brown bear and a white dog. The dog has a paw placed on the bear. "What...are you doing?" the bear asks. The dog responds, "Showing you I love you!"]](http://inourwordsblog.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/2013-03-261.jpg?w=470&h=140&crop=1)
Ragscamps: wuv
by: In Our Words Staff Ragscamps is a new series of drawings for In Our Words. Written by Patrick Gill and illustrated by Jessica Neria, Ragscamps is part of In […]
Ask Jenn Vicious: Porn Watching Protocol
by: Jenn Vicious Jenn Vicious is the radical community’s Agony Aunt, providing life coaching and social etiquette answers for radical cultures. Need poly, kinky, or queer dating advice, need to to know […]
25 Things I Am Afraid Of
by: Nico Lang Recently, I decided to take a break from my life and go home for a month, to get both personal and professional help for extreme anxiety, a […]
Do You Realize How Lucky You Are?
by: Emily Heist Moss Note: This piece was originally featured on Role/Reboot and was republished with permission. You can find the original here. In this piece, Emily Heist Moss asks: […]
Get Over Yourselves, Homophobia Doesn’t Make You An Asshole
by: Carrie Kaufman “I hate the word homophobia. It’s not a real phobia. You are not scared. You are an asshole.” That meme has been going around the internets for […]
Unhappy Birthday: Why Better Communication Can Fix Friendships
by: Troy On the 21st, I celebrated 42 years on the planet (32 years aesthetically). Yay. Birthdays have become kinda, well, bittersweet for me, especially the older I get. But […]
Advice from the Elizabeth Taylor of Roommates
by: Kevin Sparrow So, I’ve got this little quirk: I move every nine months. It could be because of all the larva I’m laying, but I’ve calculated. Nine moves in […]
Give ‘Em Hope: 12 Ways to Survive a Breakdown
by: Ian Rogers This summer I had the unfortunate experience of coming to terms with a breakdown. The warning signs were many. Close friends advised me to seek help, although […]
