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At the heart of Women like us are the real-life stories of LGBTQ+ women. Sharing our stories is so important to our community because it shows us that whatever we have been through, we are not alone. We share our successes and failures, our good times and bad, so that other women are inspired and reassured. If you have a story to share, please email lgbtqwomenlikeus@gmail.com.


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Bloggers

If you are an LGBTQ+ woman with something to say, and you would like to blog for Women Like Us, send a brief proposal and sample (up to 1,000 words) to lgbtqwomenlikeus@gmail.com. We would love to hear from you.


Poets and Artists

Every month we showcase the work of a talented female LGBTQ+ artist and poet. If you would us to consider your artwork or poetry, drop us an email. lgbtqwomenlikeus@gmail.com



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Email Women Like Us editor Hayley Sherman … hayleyshermanwriter@gmail.com or use the form below.


A Silent New Year’s Eve in a Field in the Middle of Nowhere

By Hayley Sherman: “At midnight, where fireworks exploded around the globe, just twelve hollow clangs of a cowbell sounded somewhere in the distance, then the disappointing toot of a depressed owl. Then more silence. Happy New Year to me!”

December 31, 2020

Small Steps: Teaching During Section 28 and Beyond

By Janine Norris: “Don’t get me wrong, the insults still come thick and fast. Most recently I have mainly been ‘a short-haired, lesbian bitch!’ My general response to this is something along the lines of ‘You can’t insult me with fact and I’m not always a bitch’.”

December 30, 2020

2020 Vision

By Josie Quinn: “This year, Christmas is going to look very different, and it’s going to be really difficult for a lot of people, but that just makes it all the more important to be grateful for whatever moments of cheer we can manage.”

December 23, 2020

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