Author and content creator Ella Willis writes about their autism diagnosis and taking things literally
A game of two halves: Who gets to feel pride on the pitch and in the stands?
Published on :“I know there are men’s stadiums where I would think twice before holding my girlfriend’s hand. I also know that at a women’s match, in the exact same stadium, I wouldn’t give it a second thought.”
I’m thinking about my first sapphic love all the time — will I ever move on?Â
Published on :We asked our readers for their queer-nundrums, and we asked a licensed relationship therapist to answer them. Here’s what she had to say…
We fought to be seen. We are not going quiet now
Published on :From fear of care homes to a lack of visibility, these are the issues facing older LGBTQIA+ people in 2026
Poetry became a lifeline following Dad’s dementia diagnosis
Published on :Lisa Frederickson reflects on her father-daughter relationship with her Dad, a proud gay ally, and how they navigated his Alzheimer’s together
The layers of us: navigating mental health, power and identity
Published on :Four members of the Queerwell team write about their journeys and tools for survival
Braided identities: How celebrating intersectionality helped me to find myself
Published on :“Stepping into that truth didn’t erase my womanhood or the life I’d lived. It layered on top of it”