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Inside One Night’s sportswear party, celebrating sapphic scallies in all their forms

The London sex-positive event series is putting class back into the kink conversation and challenging gendered norms in the sex party scene. PHOTOGRAPHY @heavyconsumption London’s sapphic nightlife scene is thriving – with nights like WET and new venues like La Camionera, celebrating dykes, bi femmes and the FLINTA community. For those looking for something more adventurous, One Night Parties is a need-to-know.  Founded informally in 2016, before running from equipped spaces in 2019, the party was born out of a “love for sexual spaces, but a disdain for entitled men”.…

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A harm reduction guide to cruising

Post-Covid, cruising has experienced a serious boom. Here’s how to navigate the age-old sexual tradition as safely as possible. WORDS BOBBY BOX AND GAY TIMES EDITORS While cruising dates all the way back to Ancient Greece, it experienced its greatest boom during the 70s, a time of queer liberation when the gay community was able to experience some semblance of freedom. This was greatly impacted by the HIV crisis in the 80s, which fundamentally altered our relationship and approach to sex. The same could be argued for Covid. The virus…

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Even as a lesbian, is it ever safe to show your full, ‘crazy’ self in a relationship?

 In her column DYKE DRAMA, GT’s own ‘sapphic Carrie Bradshaw’ explores the pros and cons of presenting a more ~palatable~ version of yourself to a prospective partner. WORDS ANYA SCHULMAN IMAGE MEDUSA BY CARAVAGGIO, 1595 – 1598 It’s a New Year, the world grows scarier for queer people by the day, and grapes are only just now coming back into stock at my local bodega. Usually we try to enter January serene, healthy, and hopeful. But 2025 is not a year to “protect your peace” by being quiet. I’d argue…

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“Has our non-monogamous relationship given my boyfriend depression?”

In this edition of GAY TIMES’ polyamory advice column, Leanne Yau explores supporting a partner who is struggling with their mental health.   WORDS LEANNE YAU Welcome to A Polyamorous Perspective, an advice column where I, Leanne Yau – polyamory educator and trainee sex therapist – answer your burning questions on navigating all things non-monogamy. I’ve been in various forms of open relationships since 2016, and have been publicly sharing tips, personal stories, and resources on how to practise healthy, sustainable polyamory since 2020 on my page, @polyphiliablog. Hi Leanne Hope…

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IRL couple Tom Rasmussen and Hugh ‘Shugs’ Wyld on how changing gender identity labels impacted their relationship

76% of LGBTQIA+ Hinge daters wish they had seen more examples of healthy queer and trans relationships in the media – here’s the healthy representation we’ve been looking for.  IN PARTNERSHIP WITH HINGE Hinge found that 80% of their LGBTQIA+ users had difficulty finding resources to help them date – which is where Not-so-Frequently Asked Questions (NFAQ) comes in. First launched in August 2022, NFAQ amplifies inspiring voices that share their perspectives on how to navigate relationships, self-discovery, gender, and sexuality – all brought to life across social platforms, brand…

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Post-election anxiety is making me want to u-haul – and I’m not the only one

“Sometimes you just need to intertwine yourself in silence with a (very hot) warm body and ignore the world burning around you for a few hours while your cells regenerate.” WORDS ANYA SCHULMAN COVER IMAGE ‘VENUS AND CUPID’ (1626) BY ARTEMISIA GENTILESCHI This may come as a shock to some of you (I’m pretty sure it is glaringly obvious), but I am American. On 5 November I worked at my local polling place from five in the morning to half ten at night, and started refreshing my phone at seven…

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“My non-monogamous situationship cried when I told her I started doing sex work”

In this edition of GAY TIMES’ polyamory advice column, Leanne Yau breaks down the non-monogamous community’s opinions on sex work.  WORDS LEANNE YAU Welcome to A Polyamorous Perspective, an advice column where I, Leanne Yau – a bisexual, polyamorous, and neurodivergent educator, writer, advocate, and expert at Taimi – answer your burning questions on navigating all things non-monogamy. I’ve been in various forms of open relationships since 2016, and have been publicly sharing tips, personal stories, and resources on how to practise healthy, sustainable polyamory since 2020 on my page, @polyphiliablog.…

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Can a cuckolding fetish be queer? This NSFW film thinks so

“Cucking was something that freaked me out before it turned me on. I can be a jealous guy.” IMAGES COURTESY OF FOUR CHAMBERS There’s about a 99% chance you’ve heard about cuckolding: a genre of porn that typically involves a straight guy being mocked for his lack of sexual prowess while watching his female partner have sex with another guy. So far, so heteronormative – but what if we told you that there was another way? Queerer iterations of cuckolding porn are on the rise – whether it’s the woman…

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Should lesbians get a guilt-free ghosting pass?

In her column DYKE DRAMA, GT’s own “sapphic Carrie Bradshaw” rings in spooky season by exploring ghosting in the sapphic community. WORDS ANYA SCHULMAN COVER IMAGE ‘DIE VISION DER KATHARINA VON ARAGON’ (1781) BY HENRY FUSELI   The witching season is upon us, and even though my period is no longer perfectly synced with the full moon, something spooky is afoot. I’m not talking about the ever-growing trend of people using Esty witches to deliver comeuppance to their exes or get someone to text them back. I’m not even talking…

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“I’m dating both halves of a couple but neither of them know it – what can I do?”

Polyamorous educator Leanne Yau responds to a reader who has unwittingly become a forgotten member of a throuple. WORDS LEANNE YAU Welcome to A Polyamorous Perspective, an advice column where I, Leanne Yau – a bisexual, polyamorous, and neurodivergent educator, writer, advocate, and expert at Taimi – answer your burning questions on navigating all things non-monogamy. I’ve been in various forms of open relationships since 2016, and have been publicly sharing tips, personal stories, and resources on how to practise healthy, sustainable polyamory since 2020 on my page, @polyphiliablog. Dear…

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