Lgbtq hobbies
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Welcome to my new blogging series: Lesbian Hobbies. Here, I blog about all lesbian hobbies. I share my lesbian hobby tips. I try womxn loving womxn hobbies I’ve never tried before. I lesbianify hobbies that are seemingly un-lesbian. Any hobby is a lesbian hobby if you undertake it wearing thumb rings. Catch my last post in the series on lesbian crocheting.
Hobbies on the list: gardening (fermenting, pickling, and other lesbian cottage-core activities related to gardening), vegetarian/veganism (yes, it’s a hobby), embroidery, indoor plants, baking, rock climbing, rollerskating, astrology, tarot, crystals, cats, plus lots of other superb lesbian stuff. If you have one to add or one you desire me to prioritize, send me a DM on Instagram or Twitter.
Bullet Journaling as a Dyke Hobby
I find bullet journaling to territory in the categorical crossover between the lesbian lifestyle and the Christian granola straight girl aesthetic. Look, those yoga-and/or-god-loving granola girls can really confuse a lesbian, okay?
For those unfamiliar, bullet journaling is the art of customizing your planner so intensely that you start with a blank canvas. It’
Sports & Hobbies
Hamburg is an open and welcoming city for LGBTQIA+ communities, and hobbies, clubs and organisations are no exception. Still, it can be fun to just get to comprehend people from your community while taking part in a hobby you adore. So, if you're looking to create some LGBTQIA+ connections, why not verify out some of these sport and and hobby organisations.
Sporty types can receive their move on at Startschuss Hamburg. This long-standing LGBTQIA+ sports club has around 650 members, and hosts a wide variety of groups and teams playing everything from football, badminton, volleyball and table tennis to sailing and rowing. And they're quite successful too: several Startschuss groups compete in high level tournaments.
Always had a fascination with trains? Get on board and equip to meet fellow enthusiasts at Hamburg’s very own homosexual train club Schwule Eisenbahnfreunde. Meetings grab place at Kulturladen St. Georg on every 3rd Tuesday of the month. Catch up over drinks and snacks and geek out over presentations and demonstrations.
Plenty of good drinks, good food and laughter: the 'hairy bears' of Nordbären Hamburg get together once a month for a warm catch-up. Further operate
Last updated on April 11th, 2025 at 03:16 am
Almost everyone finds meeting modern people as an grown-up incredibly difficult — especially in an age of remote work and in the waning days of a global pandemic, it can be very hard to stumble across fresh people in person and form organic relationships. Even finding new friends as an adult outside the confines of work or school is very challenging, let alone someone to date — and for lesbians and queer folks, it can feel even harder.
Yet we know these other queer folks are out there — somewhere. How do you discover your overlaps and get together other lesbians? Shared interests and passions are always the best way to connect with new people — doing activities is a much more efficient way to bond than mere small talk. So with that in thought, here are five of the best hobbies through which to meet other lesbians.
Sports & Athletics
Whether it’s on the field or watching from the stands, queer folks are often deeply invested in women’s sports. Even if you aren’t necessarily Sporty Spice, there’s a lot of fulfilling activities in this space you might discover rewarding.
Even learning about the history of lesbians in women&
3 Amazing Hobbies for Homosexual Introverts
Gays have the reputation of being social butterflies both in person and on social media. But not all of us are the life of the party. Yes, introverted gays do exist! While many of them (or should we say us) don’t mind being bored spending time at place, some do need some new inspiration for a hobby that will decrease that boredom but also respect their introverted boundaries. Need some ideas for perfect hobbies for lgbtq+ introverts? Start with these three:
Cooking
Cooking is more than a hobby—it’s a necessity for most of us. However, if you experiment to wander away from ramen noodles and frozen chicken nuggets, you will see that it can be a wonderful pastime that will awaken a whole new passion for food in you. Cooking as a hobby is perfect for introverts since it allows you to exercise your creative muscles and provides you with a delicious reward at the end that you can enjoy alone or share with your spouse or a friend if you feel like socializing.
Getting into cooking is very easy and accessible to anyone. Today, there are many LGBTQ-authored cookbooks, blogs and videos on fantastic recipes that are straightforward and cheap to plan. And y
Where my search for lgbtq+ spaces in Singapore led me
It is my third week of junior college and I am seated along a long table in the crowded educational facility canteen, squeezed shoulder-to-shoulder with my new theatre classmates. At the far conclude, two of my unused friends converse loudly and unabashedly about the trials and tribulations of secondary school crushes. There are discussions of unrequited devote and the things they have done to impress enigmatic school seniors. Both my friends have arrive from single-gender secondary schools. No one bats an eyelid. I stay calm and focus on finishing my lunch, but on the inside, I’m amazed. How are people so comfortable in their queerness?
The theatre was the first space I found myself in after I realised I was queer. Within a year, I went from barely being fit to acknowledge my culture to being entirely easy in my own skin. Without looking for it, I had stumbled into a safe space.
It was only after my classmates and I left the theatre that I started to feel increasingly out of place. Having turned 18 and no longer stuck in rehearsals from morning to night nearly every day, my friends began frequenting queer parties of all sorts. I hav