QX Magazine

Every year, HIV care and prevention charity the Terrence Higgins Trust, encourage people to take part in their It Starts With Me campaign.

Sasha Selavie peeks under the tights of comic-book icons and asks, ‘Who’s zooming who?’

At times, we all get caught up in the good taste/bad taste conundrum: is it so bad it’s good, or is good taste with no sense of irony just plain boring? I’ll let you decide, as I’m qween of everything with a twist of bad taste and a splash of irony thrown in!

’‘Love’s meant to be good, yeah, but this just fucking hurts’’ – no, these are not words uttered by an unhappy homo attempting anal for the first time, but the musings of Croydon-born Casey living in an unspecified town in West Ireland, as he reflects on the broken parental relationships which have acted as an example for him in his young life.

This is one of those insane amalgamations that manifests when all the right things happen at the right time, all the right people connect with each other, all the right emails get opened, and something speakers-bustingly, brain-shaggingly amazing is created!

When older people tell younger folk of a golden era of clubbing that they were conveniently in the right place and right time to enjoy, it should often be taken with a pinch of white powder.

Our favourite hairy monochrome urban-chic club night is BACK.

In the run up to BiVisibility Day, Lewis Oakley tells us what it means to be a bisexual man in 2016