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Review Transgender people with autism suffer poor healthcare and high rates of self-harm

The initial extensive investigation into the experiences of transgender individuals on the autism spectrum reveals that they tend to face persistent mental and physical health issues, with notably high instances of self-harming behaviors, as indicated by findings from the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. According to the researchers, these individuals also indicate that the…

Hard Shift (Vertical BL Drama)

Mixing medical drama with emotional turmoil, Hard Shift is a fast paced vertical mini-series available on the NetShort app. The story follows a composed urologist whose calm demeanor unravels the second a rebellious race car driver enters his clinic. What follows is a tug-of-war between personal desire and professional reason. While the setting is fresh,...

Smoggie Queens: Season 1 (UK) (TV Series)

I didn’t realize before watching this that people from Middlesbrough call themselves Smoggies, but that is the setting for the British sitcom Smoggie Queens. I had never even heard of this show until now, so I went in completely blind to these six episodes, each lasting about half an hour, and it turned out to...

Katlaa Curry (Gujarati) [Fish Curry]

Because regional Indian cinema seldom explores gay love stories, a Gujarati film tackling the subject feels significant from the start, especially as this one aims to convey a meaningful message regarding self-acceptance in a world that makes it so difficult. While the Narmada river villages serve as a visually stunning backdrop, and the care taken...

Cosmetic Playlover: Season 1 (Japanese Series)

Set within the cosmetics industry, this series offers a sweet, low-key romance. I can’t think of another BL that has utilized this specific backdrop, which makes the premise feel fresh. However, once you look past the setting, the show reverts to a familiar pattern: two attractive leads fall in love, navigate a series of misunderstandings,...

Departures (UK)

Stumbling into this tragicomedy was an unexpected delight, offering a compelling look at a man spiraling through a messy breakup and a toxic situationship. While the narrative itself might not break new ground, the execution feels remarkably fresh and the overall approach is distinctive. It provides an unfiltered, honest examination of body image, queer dating,...