Hunting Wives I Episode 269

This week on Bad Queers, Kris breaks down the Kinsey Scale while Shana explains the infamous “urge to merge” in Queer Urban Dictionary. We unpack the latest attempt to challenge marriage equality at the Supreme Court (and why it’s not time to panic), and discuss Sha’Carri Richardson’s domestic violence arrest and public apology. 

Shana also dives into the sapphic chaos of The Hunting Wives (Brittany Snow, we see you ), and in Am I A Bad Queer? we give advice on navigating non-monogamy, political red flags in relationships, and when anime love languages don’t translate. 

Plus: bad queer opinions, community shoutouts, and a reminder that dating apps might be overrated…maybe it’s time to go outside.

Shoutouts: 

Kris: TBOY WRESTLING – A transmasc wrestling competition and performance art showcase currently touring the U.S. Follow them on IG @tboywrestling

Shana: Trans Legal Clinic: Providing free and accessible legal help to trans and nonbinary in need. Follow and support @translegalclinic 

Episode Notes: 

0:16 – Queer Urban Dictionary 

2:59 – Special Shoutout 

4:43 – Category is: Marriage Equality Under Fire

10:38 – Category is: Sha’Carri Richardson addresses domestic violence arrest and apologizes to Christian Coleman

13:48 – Category is: I watched Hunting Wives…

34:19 – Am I a Bad Queer? 

47:42 – Bad Queer Opinion

52:18 – Shoutouts 

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