Hello and welcome to Outward and Slake's monthly show about all things LGBT.

Whether your ideal date is just with yourself, in a couple, in a thrupple, or in a

quadrupple, sorry, I'm just like I'm not a numbers person, okay good. Well I'm

Joe's Gil Peterson and honestly no matter how many people I'm dating at any

given time, I'm always the center of attention. Weird how that happens. I'm

Christina Cotterucci, I'm a senior writer at Slake and currently recovering from

a really sexy winter cold this month. I'm Brian Lauder, a editor at Slake and I

just got over my fourth round of COVID. Oh my god Brian. I feel you Christina on the

on the winter bugs for sure. Well if it's not viruses, maybe love is in the air

this month listeners. I feel like love is in the air or I don't know maybe I

accidentally up my estrogen dosage. It's either that or I think it's that we're

coming to you on the heels of Saint Valentine's Day herself. So Brian Christina and I

wanted to turn our attention to some very queer questions about love. First we'll

talk about a new Spanish film that actually has a French title, Pudsy Mal, yes like

the famous type of seizure. This is a film that explores the intimate drama and

everyday feelings of three queer women in a thrupal. And honestly this film has

everything you need for a reflection on modern queer love. Okay there are at

least three dogs including five. There are five dogs. Oh my god there's five dogs.

Sorry I'm so homophobic. I couldn't tell someone from the park. Well one of them is a

naughty doxan named Greta. There are Instagram stories fueling jealousy. There's

utter confusion when three people are all calling each other by the same pet

name Amor without being clear who's ever been talked to. And well actually I don't

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