DIVA Magazine Jun-Jul 25 Edición anterior

Author and body positive activist Megan Jayne Crabbe wants us to stop making ourselves smaller, and instead embrace our whole glorious selves.
Ahead of the release of her second book, Megan chats candidly with editor-in-chief Roxy Bourdillon about how she finally let go of shame and learnt to show up as her most authentic self. With discussions about body hair, sexual assault and queer joy, this conversation is a reminder that we all deserve to take up space.
Also in this issue:
- Munroe Bergdorf: “I’ve never felt comfortable with not saying anything”
- Has the gym become a queer affirming hub? We head to the dumbbells to learn more about the LGBTQIA world of fitness
- The power of gender-affirming haircuts: how LGBTQIA hairdressers allow us to express our authentic selves
- Lucy Spraggan talks about her new reworked album, marriage and the music industry
- What is it really like being gender non-conforming in the kink scene? DIVA finds out
- Suzi Ruffell opens up: “I've tried to change who I am. None of it worked”
- What it’s really like being queer with cancer: we learn about navigating the healthcare system as an LGBTQIA person
- Stop the scissoring slander! Why we need to stop denying this sex position’s existence
PLUS: BI PRIDE, MAL GLOWENKE, QUEER CARERS, EROTIC WRITING AND MORE!