sexuality
"The more often it didn’t happen, the less I felt like trying, and the worse our relationship got."
"I didn’t expect submission to heal me, but it has."
"As much as I hoped my students would learn from me throughout the semester, I ended up learning even more from them."
"The first time I had to say the word 'penis' out loud in the recording booth, I laughed. I giggled like a teenager in sex ed class."
"I knew I had to wait until marriage to experiment with sex, but that felt so far away!"
He also offered some advice on how to break the habit "so you will not have temptation in hand."
"LGBT+ people exist everywhere, so shouldn’t Pride events do the same?”
People who came our in their 40s, 50s and 60s share their stories.
Writer Temi Wilkey and breakout star Dua Saleh discuss how season three of the Netflix series tells Black queer stories through a nuanced lens.
Among the dance crazes and lip-sync memes, I finally found a place where it was okay owning your identity, and a place where I didn’t need to police my own feelings.