Quinn Rhodes

2 weeks ago | theskinny.co.uk | Quinn Rhodes

Nowadays, you can buy hot cross buns all year round. Maybe you’ve always been able to, but when I was growing up we only ate them in the lead up to Easter and immediately after. Not strictly limited to Good Friday or Easter Sunday, but still a rare treat to be savoured. I would say hot cross buns are my favourite breakfast, but I don’t believe they’re exclusively a breakfast food.

2 months ago | theskinny.co.uk | Quinn Rhodes

Are you into feet? If you are, you’re not alone: The Joy of Lesbian Sex by Dr. Emily L. Sisley and Bertha Harris, published in 1977, had several paragraphs dedicated to the pleasure of 'toe-fucking', explaining that 'there is no portion of your body that is not capable of arousal or that cannot be used to arouse a lover.' Further down the page, they detail how to stimulate your partner’s clitoris with your big toe.

2 months ago | gaytimes.com | Anya Schulman |Leanne Yau |Quinn Rhodes |Zoya Raza-Sheikh

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Dec 7, 2024 | genderbent.co.uk | Quinn Rhodes

Welcome to Genderbent, a newsletter about gender, transmasculinity, and mental illness by journalist Quinn Rhodes. [CW: discussion of gender dysphoria]You know when you’re sitting on your bedroom floor because the bed is covered with clothes you’ve tried on and discarded over the last twenty minutes? You feel like you have nothing to wear, even though you can literally see your clothes hanging in your wardrobe.

Aug 31, 2024 | genderbent.co.uk | Quinn Rhodes

Welcome to Genderbent, a newsletter about gender, transmasculinity, and mental illness by journalist Quinn Rhodes. [CW: transphobia, mention of anti-fat bias, description of gender dysphoria and self-harm]The gender dysphoria I have about my chest is incredibly intense right now. My tits feel alien to me; I’m disgusted by them. Yet even typing that, I feel like I’m saying something I shouldn’t admit to. I was brought up in an era of feminism that preached body positivity and told me to love my body.