Fiction: Prim and Wild
Jess thought she would die if Kay touched her right then. She could already feel the heat seeping through the fabric of her panty.
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The “Many” Lesbian On The Big Screen
According to a 2014 report by GLADD, gay men make up 46% of the LGBT representation in the media, while the percentage of lesbian characters sits at 30%. Those few characters that do make it to the big screen are heavily defined by stereotypes.
A To Z: Queer Celebrities Who Saved And Inspired Me
At thirty, I realise that these borrowed worlds not only helped me through some of my toughest times as a teen, but also influenced me as a feminist, queer creator years later.
Is Lesbian Visibility Important?
We at Gaysi decided to celebrate Lesbian Visibility Day (26th April) over the next two weeks and publish honest, fun and relevant articles on the said subject.
Comic Strip: What Kind Of Man?
Having been bullied in school, I really wished I knew I wasn't alone, or that speaking to other people would not make me come across as weak.
Wake Up To Cyberbullying Of LGBT Youth In India
LGBT youth are thrice as likely to be bullied as non-LGBT youth. 42 per cent of LGBT youth have experienced cyber bullying.
10 Reasons Why You Should Support The Day Of Silence
Forget homosexuality for a moment, prejudice needs to be eradicated regardless of who it is targeted at.
Stop Homophobic Bullying In Indian Schools And Colleges
Vyjayanti Vasanta Mogli, a transwoman LGBT activist and public policy scholar at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Hyderabad, who has openly spoken about her abuse at school, says that lesbian women and transmen in rural areas end up at the bottom of the hierarchy when it comes to basic human rights within the unit of family and village.
Audience’s Reaction To ALT Balaji’s Web-Series “Romil & Jugal”
The story is engaging as well as entertaining and ice on the cake is all actors have done complete justice with their respective characters.
Fiction: A Telegram From Madras
The telegram: Nilla dead. Hit by earthquake while travelling. Was happy. Did not die of heart-break. No need to reply.
Avoiding Gender Stereotypes With Androgynous Fashion
A woman in a flannel shirt and cropped hair, or a man wearing loud prints walks by and there are questions. Is she/he gay?
Do You Talk In Bed?
Many people, mostly women grew up so sequestered from sex that they associated it with pain and discomfort.
Lucknow Hosts Its First Pride March On 9th April
Since the LGBTQIA+ movement is still in its nascent state in the region, so our prime objective is to sensitize the ignorant people regarding the issue and also try to cater to the questions that erupt.
5 Important Points To Note From The Mental Health Care Bill 2016
Mental illness of an individual SHALL NOT be determined by moral, social, cultural, work or political values or religious beliefs prevailing in an individual’s community.
Poem: Sucker Punched!
But since life is no fairy tale
The forever love promise soon become stale
My name day came and went
Suddenly there was no time to spend
Interview Aam Gaysi : I Remind Them, It’s 2017! Keep Up With The Times!
Coming out is a modern, specifically Western, form of social validation of your identity. It's as if, if you're not out, you're not really being your true and authentic self.
Review: Shikhandi And Other Tales They Don’t Tell You By Devdutt Pattanaik
In the Rigveda, while talking about the Samsara, it says 'Vikruti Evam Prakriti', which means what seems un-natural is also natural.
A Bum’s Tale
Bunny turned out to be a very naughty child and was often found thrown across momma Bunny’s knees getting spanked.
Fats The Arts Brings To You Modern Day Shikhandi
The play was runner-up at the Sultan Padamsee Playwriting Awards 2016 and is running at NCPA centre from 21st-23rd March.
Poem: An Ode To My Gay Son
When they define queer as "odd" and "strange"
Come to me and I shall educate you
Queer is normal.
Queer is beautiful.
Queer is fine.
