Interview about Hungarian lesbian* life and qLit
February is LGBTQ History Month in Hungary. To honor this occasion, we have decided to publish an unusual interview as part of our series, focusing...
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The library as the scene of coming out
It’s obvious that for the sake of the individual’s and society’s mental health coming out should be made possible. What is not discussed in similar...
Having children I. – Eszter’s experiences with adoption
by Köntös Dóra
More and more rainbow families are living in our country, although the current legislation is not exactly optimal. The saddest part is that in many...
Lesbians* – a more expensive life on less money?
We live in the 21th century, so we’re enjoying the fruits of over a century of feminist struggle. Nowadays voting is a basic right for...
How to dress at the workplace, or: is there such a thing as female professionalism?
First of all: of course there is! The sad truth is, though, that for most of the course of history this answer was not at...
Where are our lesbian* places?
by Kasza Dóri
“In which lesbian bar should we meet up?” “Let’s go to our place near the lesbian sexshop, my order just arrived there anyway.” “Okay,how about...
How are you and how are we? – On feminism with Rita Antoni
Rita Antoni works as a journalist, she is also the chairman of Nőkért - For Women Association (the Association’s main goal is to spread the...
10 Tips for My Young, Identity Seeking Self – by Dóri Gross
by Gross Dóri
Hi Dóri! You have just recognized something substantial, and now everything is shaggy, complicated and ghastly scary to you. Believe me, you are not alone...
What’s in a name? – about identity questions a little differently
Do you remember that scene in Romeo and Juliet where Juliet realizes that Romeo is the son of the hostile family and she starts thinking...
My lesbianism is like a room – honestly about labels
by Gross Dóri
As humans, we like to label ourselves, to distance some and to attract others. We like to clearly and obviously let others know where we...