What’s going on with crossdressing?
We all know about how back in the olden days men used to wear tights and heels and the colors of the binary genders switched…
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Fictosexuality: Yes, it’s real, valid and part of our community
Fictosexuality is one of the newer occurrences in the LGBTQIA+ community. Though seemingly present as early as the 18th century, its term has not been…
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Omnisexuality 101: A beginner’s guide
This is one of the sexualities that gets somewhat pushed by the wayside because of its more common counterparts. Omnisexuality is often paired with pansexuality…
Website aims to remember gay bars’ legacies
Gay bars have been a part of LGBTQ+ culture for as long as we can remember, providing a haven, getaway and as respite for those…
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Romantic orientation: the basics
Let’s get something straightened out here quick: Romantic orientation is not the same as sexual orientation, some people choose not to identify with a romantic…
What it means to be agender
For one to understand several kinds of gender identity, one must know its true definition. Mirriam-Webster defines such as “a person's internal sense of being…
Getting to know “Xe” pronouns
Before getting more in-depth with certain kinds of neopronouns, one must first understand the basis of the term neopronouns. This was new to me as…
What’s so controversial about trans- and nonbinary-friendly bathrooms?
TW: This article contains brief discussion of sexual assault. Bathrooms as we know it have always been gender-segregated: men in one restroom, and women in…
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Come (Out) as You Are 