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Why can’t I stop thinking about her? Welcome to the sapphic world of limerence

Why can’t I stop thinking about her? Welcome to the sapphic world of limerence

Checking her stories. Re-reading her texts. Losing your mind over three little dots. When does a crush become limerence – and why does obsessive yearning seem to hit sapphics particularly hard? Katie Baskerville unpacks.

Katie Baskerville • i572

With Beard, Syd is finding freedom in womanhood on her own terms

With Beard, Syd is finding freedom in womanhood on her own terms

Following the release of her third solo album, Beard, and hot off the heels of her European tour, we caught up with Syd to discuss growing out her facial hair, finding freedom in her 30s, and the long-awaited return of The Internet.

Phebe Barnum-Bobb • i572

Vicky Krieps has spent her career refusing to play by the rules – now everyone’s watching

Vicky Krieps has spent her career refusing to play by the rules – now everyone’s watching

Vicky Krieps on playing monsters, mothers and making the leap from arthouse to mainstream

Sam Damshenas • i572

Your expert-led guide on how to use a strap-on – no matter your gender or orientation

Your expert-led guide on how to use a strap-on – no matter your gender or orientation

If you’re a newbie to the world of strap-ons, it’s time to listen up. Keep reading for a full guide – for everyone and anyone who’s curious – on how to use a strap-on.

Beth Ashley • Features

Can you make a darkroom ‘woke’ without killing the vibe?

Can you make a darkroom ‘woke’ without killing the vibe?

Dark rooms have always offered queer people somewhere to lose themselves. But in an age of safer spaces and community accountability, can we keep the danger without killing the desire? Nightlife editor Fopé Ajanaku investigates.

Gay Times Magazine • i571

Are you having a gay midlife crisis?

Are you having a gay midlife crisis?

Living an unabashedly queer life can afford us fun and freedom, but leaves many of us feeling untethered as we approach middle-age. JJ Croucher investigates the gay midlife slump and why "choose wisely" should be less of a warning and more of a mantra in times of crisis.

JJ Croucher • i571

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