What constitutes an LDR relationship ba talaga? Out of town, nasa abroad, or live out lang kasi? And is LDR just a phase, a stage, or something permanent, too? Let's think about it, lezzies!

Malayo man, malapit din. O hindi rin? Ano ba talaga, teh? Let's talk about Long Distance Relationships in the #TitaTibx context.

How can tita lezzies or any self-respecting lesbian out there protect themselves/ourselves from this negatron called lesbophobia? Listen up for suggestions and strategies. ☮

Are you party to your own oppression? Self-sabotage since Sapphic ka? 'Sus! Pero yah, may ganung factor, mga teh. Saklap.

It's homophobia but with a lesbian twist. Is there a diff? Lots! Your titas weigh in on such societal prejudices and such.

Let's not forget that as women, we have rights. And being lesbians do not diminish these rights. To wrap up, your Tita Libay will recite her 2008 spoken word piece entitled "Misteryo ng Puki" to drive home this point.

Sometimes society forgets that lesbians are women. Talaga lang, ha. Your titas analyze the common local and international stereotypes that women-loving-women are subjected to.

Still in celebration of March as Women's Month, your titas take a look at how lesbians have been negotiating their rights within the realm of women's rights.

As the feminists said, the personal is political. How are we interpreting that in our daily lives? Let's expound and wrap up.

So how did the lesbian movement come about in the realm of the women's movement? From rallies on the streets to parties with a beat, let's walk down the Pinay dyke way, hey.