How one non-binary writer overcame a litany of microaggressions within the mental health care system
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How one non-binary writer overcame a litany of microaggressions within the mental health care system
Connecting with my own queerness through Mairy Dilk gave me a lifeline when I couldn’t connect with anyone else
I’m discovering joy in telling the world who Pablo was
As I roam freely with them, the animals can just be—and I can, too
The small talk is always small with the shopkeepers. We are familiar strangers; we know each other because we are there
Excerpt: In her new memoir, Ontario politician-cum-minister Cheri DiNovo remembers exploring her faith for the first time
My relationship with my partner went through ups and downs—but my transition brought us closer together
The joy of bathing is the pleasure of being partially or wholly unobserved in the steam
As he sawed through my thick mane, we invited queerness into the bathroom—and into our relationship
When the pandemic hit, I used “College Heights” to work through my own neuroses
In the community colloquially known as “Qwitter,” users find safety, comfort and joy with other queer folks—often for the first time
Watching LGBTQ2S+ content on the small screen of my iPhone is queer escapism, freedom from my everyday mundanities
In my small-roomed sanctuary, I can exist in a space where my queerness is not policed
All it took was one phone call to start a process of growth, healing, learning and unlearning
From Alvin Ailey to Lena Waithe
I’m no cottagecore queer, but tilling the land in my parents’ backyard brought a comfort I was missing in New York City
A young man returns to the hobby he shared with his father as a way of survival
Part of being an ally is knowing when to leave a toxic situation