Workplace Atmosphere Keeps Many In The Closet by Jennifer Ludden Not specifically about lesbians but certainly something that all LBGT folks have to face. I don’t know if straight folks realize how much of a problem this is if we can’t participate fully in our work culture because of derogatory statements and having to hide [...]
When I was in college the health services nurse said that if I was only having sex with women that I didn’t have to worry about STIs because the risk was so low. I was a little shocked and disappointed. A nurse was actually advising against safer sex practices! In the 21st century! Granted you’re [...]
It was my goal to finish editing all the material that we have from 2008 before the end of 2009, and well… I’m not even close. You might notice that a lot of our “new” updates are copyrighted 2008 or even 2007 in some cases. That’s because it just took me that long to get [...]
Coming Out About Coming Out, by Essin’ Em, now that’s what I’m talking about. She speaks about coming out as a sexual minority and speaks to the underlying issue of us others, outsiders, and minorities having to justify our sexuality to others. Among other things. This is exactly what I was talking about in my [...]
As I’ve mentioned in this blog previously, I kind of fail at queer, and I never really came out. I recently realized that nobody on earth believes that I’m straight no matter how much I try to lie about it. When I try to convince people that I’m straight they ask if I’m bi. Either [...]
eHarmony goes gay! In response to a discrimination lawsuit, eHarmony is opening a matchmaking website for same sex couples after strongly resisting and refusing to work on same-sex relationships for years. They’re still icky evangelical, but in the event you want to see how they might match you up with another woman you can try [...]
