I spent years grappling with my sexuality — until she helped me come out on my own terms
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I spent years grappling with my sexuality — until she helped me come out on my own terms
For years I shunned lipstick and eyeliner for fear that I was either too queer, or not feminine enough
How premature ovarian failure helped me accept my body and my queerness
What it’s like to return to a place where I never thought I could be myself
I came out, and we never talked about it again. But I know you’ve grown to love who I am
When you come into adulthood in a dark age, whatever you achieve always seems secondary to the bigger problems of the world
Were the assertive flavours and temperatures of Fudge Ribbon Pie a metaphor for my unacknowledged desires?
She chose this life with me over any other, and I’ll happily do what I can to make sure she doesn’t change her mind
As a trans teen, the only thing scarier than horror movies was that time of the month
I don’t fit the labels of ‘mom’ or ‘dad.’ It’s time society tackled the gendered expectations of parenthood
If these texts offer a framework for how we might embody queer desire, then they can also model for us how we might survive abuse, how we might make it home
How sexism and racism in the medical system undermines my community’s pain
Before she got Alzheimer’s, she never got to know me and after all of this, she never really will
I didn’t expect to find romance in my small town
Streep was there to support and empower women like her, women who’d spent a lifetime sidestepping entitled men. And in me, she saw a man
It was intense and condensed — and we fooled no one but ourselves
How meeting one of my heroes reminded me to love my feminine self
Devon Delacroix reflects on four years of writing “Hard Labour”