Meredith Waugh talks about bi erasure in this vulnerable article that dismantles the stereotypes and narrative around bisexual people

Christina Lyn Jevicky interviews people from all walks of life to ask them to share advice on living a life to be proud of.

Lyvie Scott explores and identifies how to reappropriate the male-gaze-centric films that defined a generation of WLW

Lukas T. Woodyard writes about their June playlist, trauma, and survival in this cathartic and emotional read.

The writer talks about coming to terms with her sexuality and the struggles of biphobia and bi-erasure.

Ellen Gillespie writes about being asexual, struggling to make friends, and trying to find where she fits in within the LGBTQ+ community

Spencer Moore writes a letter to their aunts about their unconventional childhood and their dreams to live a more conventional life

Maddy Sutka talks about why she hasn't been to pride and her struggles to find identity.

Blossom Mag co-editors Maddy Sutka and Lola Estok share their feelings on pride as we head into June.

Lyvie Scott writes about trauma, high school, and why she's hesitant to have white friends.

Lauryn Jackson writes about comparing their progress to others and how their life and friendships changed after they left for college

Maddy Sutka writes about her fears surrounding friendships and how Twitter helped break down her walls.

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