That Netflix has produced great content, we already know. But did you know that you can find tons of LGBTQ+ series on Netflix that will make you fall in love? We have prepared a list of 15 series on the subject. Come with us, grab the popcorn and press play on these amazing series!
1. Thieves
Based on the book of the same name, it is a TV series that premiered on Netflix in the year 2019. The plot tells the story of three teenagers who seek help to deal with kleptomania. The main character, Elodie, is homosexual and goes through several situations that involve her sexual orientation.
2. Please Like Me
An Australian series that tells the story of Josh, a young man who comes out as gay and goes through a process of self-discovery, while having to deal with his depressed mother. It is a series that brings a lot of reflection on homosexuality and, at the same time, has a lot of humor.
3. Chronicles of San Francisco
A drama series that tells the story of Mary Ann’s return to San Francisco to try to win back her daughter’s love. The series is a special based on the original title “Tales of the City” that brings the LGBTQ+ universe portrayed with a playful touch.
4. Sense8
A group of people are mentally linked and need to protect themselves from those who consider them a threat. Upon meeting, the group experiences unforgettable experiences. It is one of the most famous Netflix LGBTQ+ series in the world. The series came to an end in 2018, but it is still one of the favorites in the catalogue.
5. Queer Eye
Although it was already successful in its first version, the return of the series generated even more subject. The series is a reality show that promotes a transformation in men with low self-esteem and who are not very attentive to their appearance. It’s a very fun series and one that will make you seriously think about changing your look.
6. pose
A series that tells a little about what life was like for the LGBTQ+ community in New York in the 80s and early 90s. With lots of dances, music and fashion, the series won over critics and was nominated for Best Drama Series at the Golden Globes .
7. Degrassi: next class
This series is perfect for anyone who likes teen dramas. Young people in a high school have to deal with the challenges of this stage, such as sex, pregnancy, fights, family and more.
8. I, You, She
The series tells the story of a couple who experience a lack of sexual desire and end up looking for a woman to spice up their relationship. But the two begin to fall in love with her. The series is a romantic comedy that talks about polyamory in a light and hot way.
9. Gypsy
A very controversial series and perfect for those who like deeper narratives. The series tells the story of a psychologist who begins to have intimate relationships with people close to her patients. Gypsy only has one season, but it’s worth watching!
10. Wynonna Earp
If you like science fiction, this series could be your new addiction. In it, you will meet Wynonna Earp, a young woman with special powers who must stop criminal souls from taking over her hometown. The couple formed by Wynonna’s sister and the town’s deputy sheriff is one of the highlights of the plot.
11. Special
Special tells the story of Ryan, a gay man with mild cerebral palsy. Ryan wants to assume his identity and has good and bad experiences along the way. It’s a fun comedy to watch.
12. Super drag
Despite being animated, the series is for adults. The program brings the adventures of three heroine drags. The animation is Brazilian and has the dubbing of Pabllo Vittar.
13. Shameless
The series was launched in 2011 and continues to this day. It tells the story of a family of a single father and six children. While the father lives in search of drinks and at night, the children must learn to take care of themselves.
14. She’s Gotta Have It
Created by Spike Lee, the series tells the story of Nola Darling, a black artist from Brooklyn, who experiences her bisexuality and her quest for self-knowledge.
15. Eastsiders
Cal discovers his mate’s infidelity and seeks comfort alongside his best friend. It is a dark comedy, that is, a heavier comedy that portrays modern relationships and the difficulties in maintaining a romantic relationship.
These LGBTQ+ shows on Netflix will make you fall in love with every episode. And when you’re done, how about taking some time to watch other romantic comedy movies?