21 Feb Posted by Glenda Corwin PhD in • Dr. Glenda Corwin

Lesbian Online Dating: Screening for Problems

One complaint online daters have is “There are a lot of crazies out there!” Frankly, that’s a little unfair. The vast majority of women online are not crazy. They’re just like you, and they worry that you’re crazy too...

21 Feb Posted by Robin Lowey in • Robin Lowey

N.J. is 2nd State to Adopt LGBTQ Inclusive Ed!

New Jersey is now following in California's footsteps, becoming the second state to mandate that schools to include an LGBTQ curriculum.

21 Feb Posted by Kathy Belge in • Guest Writers

Lesbian Van Life: One Regret in Hamilton, Montana

The American flags and Trump/Pence bumper stickers on the backs of Ford and Chevy trucks, just below the gun racks were the giveaway...

11 Feb Posted by Kayte Ryann in • Guest Writers

February Lesbian Star Talk

Welcome to the year of the Pig, or Boar, as some prefer. And, I’ve heard the Golden Pig (or Boar). This is a year of abundance, prosperity and happiness. It’s beneficial for teaching, philanthropy, and spirituality. We’re encouraged to stay close to friends and family. It’s also a time to end toxic relationships. The colors […]

21 Jan Posted by Kathy Belge in • Guest Writers

Becoming a Modern Elder

By Kathy Belge “Please tell me we’re not old enough to be elders,” my friend said when I told her I’d be spending a week at the Modern Elder Academy in Baja, Mexico. And truth be told, I was having a hard time embracing the concept myself. At 53, I hid my age at work, […]

02 Jan Posted by Kayte Ryann in • Guest Writers

Lesbian Startalk – Capricorn

Happy New Year! I hope you all had good and safe holidays. January begins with a star show for early risers, with the Moon crossing Venus on the first, Jupiter on the 3rd, and Mercury on the 4th. It’s a lovely sight if you’re up early. The Moon then moves into Capricorn and meets the […]

02 Jan Posted by Glenda Corwin PhD in • Dr. Glenda Corwin

Lesbian Dating: To Pursue or Not to Pursue

“Never pursue a distancer.” This was the maxim I learned in grad school couples’ therapy classes. It seemed like a no-brainer at the time. How could anyone keep going after someone who doesn’t want you? I would have more self-respect! Until I really fell in love with a lovely woman who was less in love […]

23 Dec Posted by Jewelle Gomez in • Jewelle Gomez

Gratitude and Movies

Oh no, it’s one of those end of the year letters that people send because they think their friends are interested in what award they got or how many National Parks they’ve visited; or how many cats they have! (Two, 25 pounds each) And you feel like you have to read them because what kind […]

12 Dec Posted by Kayte Ryann in • Guest Writers

December Lesbian Startalk – Sagittarius

December is the month of Sagittarius, playful, athletic, outdoorsy, and the jokester of the zodiac. Sagittarius is also the philosopher, the perpetual student, optimistic, moral, and can be judgmental. They can be restless and love to travel. Sagittarius is an adaptable sign, it aims high and is self-expressive and can be tactless. We all have […]

05 Dec Posted by Robin Lowey in • Robin Lowey

Top 10 Lesbian/Queer Businesses to Buy Gifts!

Do the right thing! Buy gifts from our queer and lesbian sisters. Here are EPOCHALIPS’ TOP TEN PICKS (OK, 11!) of lesbian and queer owned businesses where you can find that special gift online for your pals and lovers! OLIVIA TRAVEL If you are looking for the ultimate escape with your partner or your best friends, […]

18 Nov Posted by Lisa Merigian in • Guest Writers

Paradise Lost – It’s in the Air

By Lisa Merigian Can’t sleep. Can’t eat. Can’t catch my breath. The enormity and magnitude of the loss continues to descend on me in waves—increments of horror. Not just for the personal tragedy of my own family, but for the sheer scope of the loss of a community, a wildlife habitat, a history, and the thousands […]

16 Nov Posted by Jan Corran in • Jan Miller Corran

Global Tragedies and Gay Rights

@2018 Jan Miller Corran It’s been many months since I’ve written an article for Epochalips. Between releasing my new film SNAPSHOTS and the daily drip drip drip of global tragedies, I’ve been pre-occupied. But last night it hit me. The news is reporting ad nauseam on the hair style of the President, the poor shoe […]

16 Nov Posted by Robin Lowey in • Robin Lowey

New Lesbian Comedy from Sonia Sebastian

Freelancers Anonymous premiered at the Castro Theatre as part of Frameline42 and was recognized with the ReFrame Stamp alongside such films as Crazy Rich Asians and A Simple Favor, and serves as a mark of distinction for projects that have demonstrated success in gender-balanced film and TV productions, in partnership with Sundance Institute & Women in Film. Directed by award winning Spanish […]

07 Nov Posted by Robin Lowey in • Robin Lowey

The 1st LGBTQ History Stakeholder Forum!

California made a historic move by being the first state to require LGBT representation in history and social science in K-12 textbooks. The Fair Education Act is a California law passed in 2012 requiring schools to provide accurate, fair, and respectful information about the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people throughout history. Along […]

05 Nov Posted by Kathy Belge in • Guest Writers

Driving Solo into the Great Unknown

OOPS! Looking for the Game Changers link? CLICK HERE> As I sat in my van, looking out at the full moon from my campground in the Grand Tetons, a sense of bliss washed over me. It was the vernal equinox and I’d had an amazing day. I woke in my campground to just a nip […]