March 20, 2018

Invisible Work: On Loving While Queer and Mentally Ill

March 20, 2018/ RM Barton

Learning to love can be a continuous unraveling for queer people.

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Me having 4 vodka sodas instead of 5 on any given Tuesday.

Me watching all y’all argue over Freddie’s queerness.

“I do not let others’ negativity affect my life or my happiness.” We spoke to the iconic @amandalepore for the cover of WUSSY vol.04 - read the full interview by @audreyhorney online at the link in bio! Harness by @creepyyeha 📸 @orograph

tfw my parents stop arguing

@theebillyporter snatching all the trophies before the festivities even begin

Also recommend for anyone who uses the word ‘wanderlust’ or says they don’t watch TV. Who else?

Hedwig and the Angry Inch at @plazaatlanta on 3/13 at 7pm hosted by @mollyrimswell — Hit the link in bio for tickets before they sell out!

An actual goddess @lizzobeeating by Pari Dukovic

NOLA musician Oblivia premiered their new album ‘Suburban Legend’ through #wussymag - check it out at the link in bio! 📸 @chris.berntsen

Y’all don’t even Nomi

“I want people to see the other sides of being openly gay and actually being out here on these streets.” Listen to the premiere of “Flickin Shade” by ATL queer rapper @ripparachie at the link in bio 📸 @lincolnlinfeb

Nonbinary Athens bopstar @lambda_celsius premiered their new video today with a writeup by @audreyhorney — hit the link in bio to watch! #queersouth #wussymag 📸 @sunnybummers