Sexual Generalization is a queer-focused podcast that examines how normalization, trauma, and identity shape the way we love, desire, and survive—especially within LGBTQ+ relationships.

Through honest conversations, lived experience, and reflective dialogue, the show explores how emotional, mental, spiritual, and physical boundaries become blurred when roles, labels, and expectations replace individuality. We talk openly about abuse in lesbian and queer relationships, childhood trauma, dating triggers, power dynamics, self-worth, and the quiet harm that often goes unnamed in our communities.

Two Homes, One Heart is a tender and uplifting picture book that beautifully captures the resilience of children and the enduring power of love in evolving families. Through gentle, heartfelt narration and warm, expressive illustrations, it follows a young child navigating life between two homes after their parents separate. Rather than focusing on loss, the story celebrates the ways love adapts and grows—showing that family is not defined by a single roof, but by the bonds that connect hearts.

At its core, the book offers an early lesson in empathy, adaptability, and emotional security. It reassures young readers that even when circumstances change, the love of parents remains constant, and that it’s possible to feel whole in more than one place. This makes it not only a comforting read for children experiencing similar transitions, but also a gentle conversation starter for families, educators, and caregivers about change, belonging, and unconditional care.

In this candid and laughter-filled episode of She’s Such a Lesbian, we dive into the fascinating (and sometimes spicy) contrasts between married and single life in the lesbian community. From cozy domestic routines and joint Costco memberships to late-night dating app swipes and spontaneous road trips, we explore how love, freedom, and identity can look wildly different depending on your relationship status.

Expect honest stories, playful debates, and a few “did they really just say that?” moments as we unpack the joys, challenges, and stereotypes that come with each side of the divide. Whether you’re blissfully partnered, proudly single, or somewhere in between, this episode will make you feel seen, understood, and maybe even a little called out—in the best way possible.