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Abandoned Soviet buildings aren’t near as depressing as fast food restaurants around every corner in America
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In which Kate Walsh discovered how to use Vine.
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Gay Comedies and Romantic-Comedies
4th man out - On his 24th birthday Adam decides to come out as gay to his three best (and straight) friends, Chris, Nick, and Ortu. The film follows them as they all navigate this new information and do their best to get their bro laid. Pretty funny in the way straight dudes are pretty funny.
Alex Strangelove - This Netflix Original follows Alex Truelove, a highschool senior with a girlfriend eager to take the next step in their relationship. Alex isn’t so confident. After meeting a charming gay kid at a party, Alex starts to question things he’s kept secret for awhile.
Blockers - probably one of the funniest movies on this list, Blockers follows the parents of three teenage girls who have all made a “sex pact” with each other, to lose their virginity on prom night. It’s a refreshing, queer, feminist take on a classic trope. All the parents make it their mission to stop them. One of the girls is a lesbian and her father only comes along to prevent her from being tricked into losing her virginity to “the wrong sex” aka a boy.
But I’m a Cheerleader - a lighthearted take on a very serious subject (especially in the late 90s when this was made) But I’m a Cheerleader is a campy comedy parody of conversion camps. After Megan’s boyfriend suspects her of being a lesbian and informs her parents, she’s shipped off to “True Directions,” a boot camp with the intent to set gay kids straight. While there she meets fellow lesbian Graham and hits it off with her. The entire aesthetic of this movie is very cool.
D.E.B.S - cheesy lesbian spy movie! An elite teenage spy falls for a criminal mastermind. Watching their story play out is like reading fanfiction, and its no cinematic masterpiece but its a cute, lighthearted, easy to watch film.
Edge of Seventeen - Set in 1984 Ohio, this comedy-drama film follows a teenage boy coming out during the same era gender-bending pop stars like Boy George and Annie Lennox were hitting the mainstream.
Handsome Devil - Irish sports comedy about a gay teenage boy who attends a boarding school full of rowdy straights obsessed with rugby. It had some genuinely funny moments and the exploration of homosexuality and the way its treated in Irish culture was very interesting.
Life Partners - A straight lawyer in her late twenties and her lesbian best friend undergo a dramatic shift in dynamic after one enters a serious relationship. This film chronicles love, relationships, and change.
Love, Simon - Based off the novel “Simon vs the homosapiens agenda” this film follows Simon Spier, a closeted gay 17 year old. He begins to fall for another mysterious, anonymous gay classmate he speaks to online.
The 10 year plan - honestly probably one of the most fanfiction-esque trope-y movies I’ve ever watched. It was cute and funny though and my greatest struggle was trying to tell the two leads apart from each other. The premise is that two gay best friends make an agreement to be with each other if they’re both still lonely and single in 10 years.
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wlw movies
Updated list of wlw movies in chronollogical order:
70’s
· Me Siento Extraña (1977)
80’s
· Personal Best (1982)
· Lianna (1983)
· Desert Hearts (1985)
· November Moon (1985)
· I’ve Heard The Mermaids Singing (1987)
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alright ghostbusters (2016) fandom, it’s time we showed up in force to support charlie’s angels (2019), here’s a list of compelling reasons:
1. sabina exudes nonstop chaotic energy as the awkward funny wild card character (sound familiar?). she’s canonically queer and spends like 90% of her screen time being a useless gay

2. said useless gay has a super buff girlfriend teammate, jane. she’s hella smart and capable and makes bad guys eat her fists for breakfast. don’t be deceived by her reluctance to show emotions—she cares very deeply for sabina and they have lots of really cute banter (and one very extremely gay scene that i won’t spoil for you, but just know that it happens and it is glorious)

3. along the way, they pick up elena, who is the definition of cinnamon roll. just look at that face! that smile! she’s a techie who can crack any code on the planet and she won’t let anyone hurt her girlfriends new pals!

4. elizabeth banks is the hot sugar mommy boss who bankrolls them and that’s all you need to know about her character tbh
5. this whole entire film was made by women, for women, starring women. it is fun and funny and dynamic, and it flopped at the box office because it was advertised poorly and people didn’t want to see a “feminist reboot”. so many of the things i love about it are the same things i loved about ghostbusters (2016), which is why i think all you ghostbusters fans will love it too!
please go see it in theatres while it’s still showing, boost the hell out of this, tweet/comment/shoutout @ elizabeth banks (who wrote, directed, produced AND acted in this!) and the rest of the cast. this movie is awesome, please show it some love 💜
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Our most recent podcast episode was on Alice Anderson, the owner of Australia’s first all-female garage. These two pictures hint at how Alice and the staff of her garage defied expectations of their gender and sexuality.
The top picture, taken around 1919, has been labelled by one of Alice’s sisters as Alice (right) “pretending to be the ‘boyfriend’ of a polio victim she had taken on an outing.” We don’t know any more about the identity of the girl on the left.
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We know even less about the bottom picture; it was taken around 1924 at Alice’s garage, and judging by their clothing - the garage uniforms - these are two of Alice’s staff. It would be wonderful to know more, but in the meantime, if you want to learn more about Alice and her garage, check out our podcast!
[image source: Loretta Smith’s A Spanner in the Works: The Extraordinary Story of Alice Anderson and Australia’s First All-Girl Garage]
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This piece is about prude-shaming and compulsory sexuality. It’s sort of a companion to this other piece, which is about slut-shaming and how wanting to have lots of casual, unconventional sex doesn’t make you a bad person. Follow SexEdPlus or check out SexEdPlus.Com for more stuff like this!
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Actually double checked this one, anyway here’s a chunk of my lesbrary without the accidental duplicates
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me, hearing Janelle Monae in the beginning of Us, ready to have Mr. Peele scare the shit out of me
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Well Bette Porter can still top me any time...
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I hope Bette finds someone better to love .. Tina just doesn’t appreciate her like she should.
- What I’ve seen: S3E8
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This is all I want right now.
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“She’ll do jokes about like, getting eaten out and all that stuff...”
excuse me shE’LL WHAT?????
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