Queer Self-care: Ethical and genderless products from Thea’s Essence

.Reading time 10 minutes.
The title states, product review, queer self-care products and essential oils by Thea's Essence. An image of the product reveals vials of essential oils, body spray, lotion, a bath bomb, a pride flag, art of two women, and a small sign that states, All Black Lives Matter.

Good day gays! Today I offer you AL&HL’s very first product review: queer self-care products from Thea’s Essence that are both genderless and ethical! Like every other product or brand I have ever mentioned on this blog, I do not receive any money if you decide to buy. However, I did not purchase the products […]

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A LESBIAN AND HER LAPTOP: July OVERVIEW

.Reading time 6 minutes.
The logo of a lesbian and her laptop states july overview of a l and h l.

Monthly overviews recap blog post activity on “A Lesbian and Her Laptop,” personal updates, and what’s coming up for the blog next month. This July on A Lesbian and Her Laptop This July, A Lesbian and Her Laptop out performed itself again, just a few dozen views shy of breaking 5,000 views for the first […]

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J&J Chats: Should I come out to My Homophobic Parents?

.Reading time 9 minutes.
The title states, J and J Chats. Two text message bubbles follow. The first states, Should I come out to my homophobic parents? The second bubble displays 3 typing dots.

I live with my homophobic parents and I don’t know what will happen if I come out as bi, but it hurts to hear what they say about gay people. I hate that they think I’m a completely different person that who I really am. I guess it doesn’t make sense for me to come […]

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LGBT Book Review: Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli

.Reading time 6 minutes.
A book with a rainbow icon has the following title. LGBT Book Review. Simon Vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli.

Welcome to another LGBT book review! All reviews touch on genre/plot, tropes (if any), quality of LGBT content, and avoid most spoilers. Catch up on my last book review of Colors by Johvan Calvo. You can find all LGBT book reviews here. LGBT Book, Simon: Light spoilers Genre/Plot The LGBT Book, Simon Vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda, […]

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LGBT Book Review: Colors by Johvan Calvo

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A book icon states, LGBT Book Review. The image title states, Colors by Johvan Calvo.

Welcome to another LGBT book review! All reviews touch on genre/plot, tropes (if any), quality of LGBT content, and avoid most spoilers. Catch up on my last book review of The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. Danforth. You can find all LGBT book reviews here. LGBT Book, Colors: Light spoilers Genre/Plot Colors is a […]

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A Lesbian and Her Laptop: June Overview

.Reading time 7 minutes.
The rainbow laptop logo for A Lesbian and Her Laptop includes the title, June Overview of AL&HL.

Monthly overviews recap blog post activity on “A Lesbian and Her Laptop,” personal updates, and what’s coming up for the blog next month. This June on A Lesbian and Her Laptop This June, A Lesbian and Her Laptop performed at an all-time record, gathering over 4,000 views this month, surpassing 2k visitors, with 327 followers! […]

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Pride Project 2020: Double-Sided Pride by Jess M.

.Reading time 10 minutes.
A rainbow logo has the following title. Pride project 2020. Double sided pride by Jess Magnan.

Welcome to Pride Project 2020! In this day-long series, a few queer writers share a moment of Pride on the last day of Pride Month. Read all the Pride Project posts (and identity posts) here. This post is by me, Jess M. My most Prideful moment? My eyes flashed to a photo-covered wall in my […]

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Pride Project 2020: Pride by Liv Gamble

.Reading time 9 minutes.
A rainbow icon includes the following title. Pride Project 2020. Pride by Liv Gamble.

Welcome to Pride Project 2020! In this day-long series, a few queer writers share a moment of Pride on the last day of Pride Month. Read all the Pride Project posts (and identity posts) here. This post is by Liv Gamble. The first time I attended PRIDE in Nottingham and watched the march, I was […]

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