Lesbianas por el Mundo Chat

Tuesday? Here the chat turns into a hive. Suddenly, notifications explode and the conversation never stops. Ana, who lives in an apartment overlooking Corrientes Street, is always online; she shares anecdotes about her relationship with Lucía and gathers advice from those who listen.

No prepared speeches appear. María, for example, shared a story about the night she realized she felt something more for her school friend, and the room fell silent, absorbing every detail. Afterwards, a debate arose about whether a long-distance relationship works better with video calls or voice messages, and everyone tossed opinions while sipping mate.

Humor is our trademark: memes from “RuPaul’s Drag Race” mixed with jokes about the melodramas of “Euphoria”. Everyone brings a reference that only regulars catch. Additionally, each week someone shares news: the new trans health center in Berlin, the victory of a gay community in Tokyo’s recycling campaign, and so we stay up to date.

Saturdays in the morning, with no official agenda, the room fills with impromptu plans: who brings beer to Palermo Park, who books a table at the corner taco bar, who suggests a marathon of “Portrait of a Lady on Fire”. This stream of ideas creates a sense of camaraderie that lasts into the afternoon.

To join, simply pick a nickname and open the IRC client from your phone or computer. Since 2007 the connection has remained direct, with no filters or delays. If you don't get a response in the first few minutes, it's probably because everyone is busy playing "Who said that…?" and you'll be heard again shortly.