After three months of being quarantined completely alone, and without any human contact, I know a lot of my fellow single queers are itching to not only continue to be social again but to also start dating again. The act of dating is already something that is difficult for many of us to navigate. So, adding a mandatory nationwide lockdown, where you can’t be around anyone who isn’t a part of your household to those struggles, makes dating pretty much seem impossible. Well LBH

Photo credit: Stocksy Do you consistently find yourself attracting bisexual womxn but aren’t exactly sure how to navigate, well, their bisexuality? Too often, bisexual womxn deal with the erasure of their identity both within the queer community and throughout the heterosexual world. And as their potential partner, it’s your job to feel secure with where their identity lands on the sexuality scale before you even start dating them. Here are six tips to help you get started. #

Photo credit: Shutterstock Thinking about date ideas for your significant other during these uncertain times may seem a bit frivolous, but keeping the spark in your relationship alive and healthy is more important than ever. High-stress levels, unspoken tension, busy at-home work schedules, and the desire for as much personal space as possible, can easily put romance on the back burner. But finding ways to continue to “take your partner out” and spending quality time together

Welp! Summer is over and I hope your love life isn’t as dead as nature tends to be around this time of year. With the impending arrival of colder weather there’s one season on our minds, and I’m not talking about winter. That’s right! Cuffing season is here, right when things are starting to get a little spooky. My hypothesis? If you’ve had a successful hot girl summer then you should have a fruitful cuffing season, however there are some things that can prevent you from havi