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Actualize is an intentionally-small lesbian gathering that takes place in Southern California every year (for the most part). This year, we kicked things off with speed-friending (think speed-dating, but less awkward). Attendees were randomly assigned to one of four tables… Continue Reading →
Two years ago, I never thought I’d be the type of person to go to an orgy. Hell, I never thought I’d be the type of person to go to an orgy until I was physically at the orgy. I… Continue Reading →
In celebration of Lesbian Visibility Day, here are five real life lesbian adults who are out, proud, and living their best lives. MYRA I’m a creative and outdoors kind of person. As a middle child of five, I discovered that… Continue Reading →
THE FLOOD is one of ten stories in L. Malia Nobles’ first book, Women Becoming: A Short Story Collection. Throughout the book, Nobles’ characters explore the range of human emotion via personal metamorphoses. The Flood is published on LOE with… Continue Reading →
A dense fog settles over the quiet streets of Portland, OR on a dreary fall morning. Here we meet Dani, a local lesbian and Tinder veteran. Everything about her screams bottom: the vastly oversized flannel, the quirky ankle tattoo, the… Continue Reading →
Tampa Baes follows the lives of a group of lesbians in Tampa Bay, Florida. It has all the petty drama and trashiness that you can expect from any other reality TV show, but this time, lesbians are at the forefront…. Continue Reading →
Lesbians love online dating. Considering the dwindling number of physical lesbian spaces, it’s not like we can consistently find each other out in the wild. It’s also much easier to curate our dating experiences by only swiping on those who… Continue Reading →
Due to COVID, Actualize was cancelled in 2020. After a year of anticipation, the event kicked off at the tail end of August 2021. And boy, was it worth the wait! Actualize is an intentional lesbian gathering that (COVID aside)… Continue Reading →
For several years, I rounded up my age to 40. I didn’t want to be shocked when it happened, so once I turned 35, I just started saying I was 40. I was someone who had never anticipated living past… Continue Reading →
I can’t remember how old I was when I first started feeling like my body wasn’t home to me. Perhaps it was before puberty, when boys started lifting my skirt for a laugh, or when men stopped their cars to… Continue Reading →
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