Category: Politics & Lifestyle

Staying in closet as a form of self care (Reblog)

Politics & Lifestyle

Staying in closet as a form of self care (Reblog)

By MaThokoTo a younger me – “Don’t come out, if you don’t want to” Coming out – the act…

Basically…Life – Ep. 16: The Basic Life of Siya: You Have to be Gay to Know God, dinner party talk and Only Fans

Podcasts & Video,Politics & Lifestyle

Basically…Life – Ep. 16: The Basic Life of Siya: You Have to be Gay to Know God, dinner party talk and Only Fans

In this one we sit down with the incredible mind that is Siya Khumalo and answer: What happens…

#QueerSexIs: A fun, relatable bunch of tweets on queer sex.

Afro Sexual Wisdom,Politics & Lifestyle,Sex, Relationships & Love

#QueerSexIs: A fun, relatable bunch of tweets on queer sex.

What is queer sex? We went to the Twitter streets to find out what having sex within this…

Selecting Sex Toys: The Basics

Politics & Lifestyle,Sex, Relationships & Love

Selecting Sex Toys: The Basics

The first time I used a toy with a partner was an interesting time. He decided to name…

Platonic Intimacy: Am I Just Trying to Marry My Homies?

Love & Relationships,Politics & Lifestyle,Sex, Relationships & Love

Platonic Intimacy: Am I Just Trying to Marry My Homies?

We are constantly having to navigate being friends with someone or being into them. But ever had a…

‘Doing supi’ or something else to be

Gender & Identity,Politics & Lifestyle

‘Doing supi’ or something else to be

By Dr. Anima Adjepong An image comes to mind: an empty field of green grass. In the horizon to…

In Defense of Orgasms Faked

Politics & Lifestyle,Sex, Relationships & Love

In Defense of Orgasms Faked

By Mélisande Deschenel I believe in fake orgasms. I believe in them for the greater good of the…

Curiosity not (always) condemnation: On the freeing potential of queerness (Repost)

Politics & Lifestyle

Curiosity not (always) condemnation: On the freeing potential of queerness (Repost)

By Anima Adjepong  In my last essay, I discussed a comment I overheard from a Ghanaian woman who…

Curiosity not (always) condemnation: On the freeing potential of queerness (Repost)

Politics & Lifestyle

Curiosity not (always) condemnation: On the freeing potential of queerness (Repost)

By Anima Adjepong  In my last essay, I discussed a comment I overheard from a Ghanaian woman who…

Queer Lockdown – Essential Workers

Politics & Lifestyle

Queer Lockdown – Essential Workers

By Tshegofatso Senne (@mbongomuffin), Illustrated by studiostudioworkwork LGBTQIA+ people have been particularly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. In a…