Which First Times Matter?

“I feel like we try to make first times so big and make them more important than they have to be…”

RomanceCassandre CoyerMay 20, 2018romance, love, relationships, first-times, sex

Destination: Miami

Here are some of the best things SoFlo has to offer.

Living, In the MagazineAster ChengMay 17, 2018Travel, destination, South Florida, City Life

Creating Covens

It seems that “witch” is not just a name, but a lifestyle.

In the Magazine, LivingJulie MoskowitzMay 17, 2018witches, sage, covens, identity, feminism

Bus Ride Soliloquy

The Lucky Star bus driver was my shrink for the four-and-a-half hours of the trip.

Living, In the MagazineIzzy KingsMay 17, 2018Transit, Travel, road trips, City Life

The Baby Theory

It’s funny what we come up with when we don’t understand, but it is even funnier to see how much we didn’t know before we had “the talk.”

Living, In the MagazineJalyn CoxMay 17, 2018babies, sex, sex education, procreation, theories

Gay for Pay

There is a fine line between marketing for the queer community with the purpose of support and rainbow-washing advertisements as a way to target a financially large demographic.

StyleIsabelle LichtensteinMay 17, 2018lgbtq+, marketing, consumerism, Pride

I Dress Fem to Make My Masc Pop

Femininity does not only belong to queer people and women. It belongs to everyone.

StyleAndy CairaMay 17, 2018femme, nonbinary, Men's style, women's fashion

Bang, Bang

There was a vibe of fear around bangs that permeated deeper than simply not liking them.

StyleIzzy KingsMay 17, 2018hairstyles, bangs, beauty, hair cut

Hookups are Normal, Feelings are Scary

Hookups are predictable. They’re like short mutual relationships—they’re simple and they give me quick satisfaction.

Melissa RosalesApril 16, 2018

To Mask, with Love

One of the simplest, easiest, and most beneficial way to immerse yourself in self-care is by getting into the masking business all on your own.

StyleJalyn CoxApril 16, 2018self-care, skincare, beauty, face masks, relaxation

Body Type: Unavailable

Body types might tell us which mannequin will sell a skirt, but the reality is that our bodies are vastly different from one another’s.

StyleEmilie KroneApril 16, 2018body type, self-love, fashion, sizing

From Cinderella to CEO

Female revolution is always in vogue.

StyleLee Ann JastillanaApril 16, 2018femme, gender equality, fierce, women's fashion, disney

Your Pimples are Cute

We need to keep reminding ourselves that, no matter how small or unglamorous a part of us may seem, it doesn’t take beauty away from us.

Teal HallApril 16, 2018

Clothing For a Change

Fair Trade. We’ve all heard the phrase, but what does it mean in terms of clothing?

StyleAndy CairaApril 16, 2018fair trade, clothing brands, ecological, equality, non-profit

Beauty Breaking Boundaries

The next time you want to add more color to your collection consider ordering from an indie company.

StyleCallie BissetApril 16, 2018MUA, makeup, beauty, indie cosmetics

Sugar, Sugar

Their wealth makes them appear charming and dynamic, but their intentions might not always be so pure.

RomanceIzzy KingsApril 16, 2018daddy, manipulation, money, college, celebrities

Confessions of a Straight-Passing Queer Girl

We’re all looking for our own sign that we are who we think we are, some confirmation of where we stand.

RomanceMorgan DaviesApril 16, 2018LGBTQ, Coming out, Tinder, Dating, Queer

Out With the New In With the Old

Are we all yearning to turn back the clock and reminisce?

A&ECarly ThompsonApril 11, 2018retro, old, fashion, vintage, pop culture

Disco Will Persevere and So Will We

In 1978, during the apex of disco, Gloria Gaynor proclaimed “I Will Survive,” and the world listened. A year later, disco was declared dead.

A&ELindsey GoldinApril 11, 2018disco, dance, music, entertainment