The QLP Questionnaire: Rodrigo Dos Reis
"This image of a perfect family, with kids—all of that—it’s something I catch myself thinking about sometimes, whether it’s this type of stability I desire or wished I had experienced."
The Queer Love Project
What do we know about love? Find, accept and explore love and commitment among gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people in queer relationships through storytelling and interviews with LGBTQ+ folx.
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Accidental Daddy
I still struggle with intimacy and the words that go with it. Luckily, I’m learning a new love language that leads to more connection and emotional depth.
"Don’t let the way that you exist digitally with someone change how they make you feel in person."
Aidan Wharton shares advice on dating and open relationships, and why you shouldn't let your phone dictate how you interact with other humans in real life.
Hugh Ryan on Sex, Shame, and Finding Love
The author and historian discusses his new memoir, 'My Bad,' and how we survived growing up queer in the 1990s before the internet.
Swimming With Dolphins
My family in Mexico always told me there were many fish in the sea. But nobody expected a dolphin to appear—including me.
Beyond the Romance: Paid Call for Submissions on the Evolution of Queer Relationships
Seeking personal essays, poetry and visual art on the "shift" and how queer love evolves, breaks, stretches and rebuilds.
We're Celebrating 2 Years With a Special Announcement! And a Limited Time Gift!
Thank you for teaching me so much over the past two years as we continue to excavate what we know about queer love together.
Jeremy Atherton Lin on the unpaid emotional labor queer people do to stay together
The author of Gay Bar discusses his latest nonfiction book, Deep House, and the special precarity of queer relationships.
Mac Crane: "I thought it was the perfect opportunity to 'pervert' canon stories."
The author discusses 'Perverts,' their first short story collection, and why becoming a parent has given them a new perspective and focus in their writing.
How Lestat Changed My Life
Of all the people who could have articulated my sexuality—therapists, partners, me—it was a fictional vampire who gave me the right words.
Why Queer Poetry?
"I would really love to read the most melodramatic poetry that Elio writes for Oliver’s character in 'Call Me By Your Name.' I want to read that so bad!”