As a queer, closeted teenager, I had to learn about romance from the sidelines. A decade later, I’m still struggling to get in the game.
She liked her love life as it was. So why did this new man make her feel so vulnerable?
We’re looking for all the emotion that’s fit to print — in 100 words or fewer.
While imprisoned for 14 years, a young Yemeni man learns about love from a fellow detainee — and an iguana.
Last year, we asked readers to share miniature versions of their romantic histories. Here are some of our favorites, read by their authors.
What happens when a transgender person, who fantasizes about having an androgynous body, falls for a straight man who loves female curves?
A woman opens her heart to a relationship with a young immigrant from Colombia, despite the likelihood that it can’t last.
After three decades of monogamy, a woman starts seeing a man who embraces open relationships.
A young lawyer sidelined by a mystery ailment wishes he could plan a full and lasting life with the woman he loves.
Parents of children with potentially fatal allergies exist in a state of constant high alert, one that can unify them as a couple.