Unfashionably Lesbian Focussed
A group of women from the local lesbian meetup attended last Saturday’s showing of Plan V at the Vancouver Fringe festival. Consensus afterward (because what is a group of lesbians without consensus) was that we loved it. The first thing I was surprised about was Read more
LQ Editors Notes I haven’t seen this (yet) but I plan to. Looks like an adventure and a topic dear to many of our hearts. VANCOUVER SHOW TIMES Thursday 9/4 10:30 Saturday 9/6 7:00 Sunday 9/7 8:45 Monday 9/8 10:30 Wednesday 9/10 7:00 Thursday 9/11 8:45 Friday Read more
Why can’t we just all get along? I have a lot of close bi friends. I have dated bi women. I hear a lot about how bi women feel pressure to ‘prove’ their queerness and how they get the message that they are not legitimate, Read more
One of the things about the first heart-rending, eviscera stomping, soul draining lesbian breakup is that you don’t know at the time that it’s because its the first, and because heterosexism makes things worse at every point.
Lesbian culture is built on family – the families formed by women, their exes and their ex’s exes. Here’s how we maintain that network.
An oasis in a desert of systemic oppression.
models and internalized homophobia can make it difficult for women to let you know that they are interested in you. Here’s how to make it easier to tell.
by Renée Wood – Guest contributor to LQ I spent the years of my youth in church and eventually came out as a lesbian. My church didn’t accept me, but I learned to accept myself. Now I am engaged to my wonderful fiancee and I Read more
Have you noticed that there are a lot of similarities between lesbian dating profiles for women over 40? I have a brain that finds patterns and here are the one’s I’ve found so far. Please note, these are composites and any similarities to specific humans Read more
I watched the Happiest Season recently. This movie, starring Kristin Stuart (Bella from Twilight) and Alison Brie (Trudy from Mad Men) as those most lesbian of star crossed lovers (and most frequent young dyke hearbreak) – a closet case paired with an out-since-birth-with-supportive parents gal. Read more