In this essay Editorial Intern Sharon Hamza reflects on her complex journey with the K-pop industry and how adulthood has shaped her view on it, coming to the conclusion that there is never a deadline for things that you enjoy.

In this essay new Blog Writer Jennifer A. Cheong explores “ baby adulthood” and all of the wonderfully messy feelings and experiences that come with it.

In this deeply personal and relatable essay, new Blog Writer Leah (Bunny) Overstreet reflects on the idea of homoerotic sleepovers, how they have evolved over the years, and the intersection between bedrooms and queer girlhood.

In this vulnerable personal essay staff Blog Writer Erin reflects on their experience growing up in small town Vermont, desperately wanting to get out, and the irony of being back post-graduation.

In this nostalgic essay Editorial Supervisor Sara Fergang takes us down memory lane and details a wide range of books that made her the person she is today.

Nana, a Japanese manga and anime about two 20-year old girls who move to Tokyo at the same time to chase their dreams, is the most sapphic heterosexual piece of media ever, and you’re going to want to hear about it in this essay written by DWG founder, Daphne Bryant.