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WARNING 🚨 - Heavy identity-driven LGBT romance Girls Like Girls (2026) Verdict: Super woke (88%) Streaming on: Prime Video, Apple TV and more After her mother dies, 17-year-old Coley moves to rural Oregon and develops feelings for Sonya. The two girls struggle with new feelings, doubt, and the idea of becoming close. LGBT self-acceptance drives the whole movie, with the girls’ attraction treated as their path toward happiness. Lesbian representation is also a stated goal off screen, with Kiyoko calling for more sapphic stories and the leads promoting queer women of color. The film treats pressure from family and friends against same-sex relationships as harmful. That focus matches Kiyoko’s push for queer visibility, Okuno’s work about women being doubted, and Siegel’s history of LGBTQ stories. Activist dialogue makes the message direct through arguments that reject shame about same-sex attraction and stress the hurt caused by rejection. IMDb lists 6.3/10, while Rotten Tomatoes has 88% from both critics and audiences. Those numbers offer little reassurance for viewers who want to avoid a romance built around LGBT acceptance. Read the full review on our site. Link in bio.

Trump: "We have 5 states where your child goes off to school as Tim and comes back as Tammy 3 or 4 days later. It's true. And teachers make a decision. 'Goodbye Timmy I love you so much, I'll see you later.' And you say, 'Where's my son? My son is in the hospital.' Can you imagine? They don't even need approval"