Mari Schaal, aka MariNaomi, discusses dating and bisexuality in her zine, which began in 1998. The Schlesinger holds two issues of the zine plus a later collection from around 2003.

The author comments on dating a DJ and other elements of her year in Port Chester, New York in this zine from 1997.

Comedian Julie Klausner catalogs lessons she has learned from her dating life.

Published in 2012, this work contains narratives from many American Muslim women describing their dating and relationship experience.

Hilary Winston describes her misadventures in dating, including how her ex-boyfriend wrote a novel based on their relationship in which he depicted her as overweight and inferior.

Created in the 1990s by Olivia Edith, this zine from Pittsburgh, PA describes dating women as a transgender and genderqueer lesbian.

The author, Clementine Morrigan, published this zine about dating and polyamory in Canada in 2014.

Otty Lippi writes about the challenges of dating after the death of her first husband.

Janet Mock describes, among other things, her dating experiences as a young Black trans woman in this 2017 memoir.

Complied and published in 2014 by Red Velvet, this zine offers over 30 accounts of comments made about contributors' bodies, including lovers.

Published in 2013, this zine by Nia King explores the author's identity as a "mixed-race woman of color," and her partner's experience as a transman, describing that their "relationship is the one place we can be ourselves and be fully understood."