LGBTQIA+
I smell the judgement
and the disappointment
of my parents as I enter the hall;
it stinks of their silence on my sexuality.
Companions take many forms. Using the word very loosely here, a companion is anyone the self is connected to, anywhere, at any point in time, from a family member, to a stranger on a train.
“I feel that connection is the survival language of the LGBTQIA+ community. The sense of a common struggle makes way for developing quick yet lasting connections among the community…”
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We need to recognise that mental health stressors that queer people face are not because something is inherently wrong with them.
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I went to a girls’ high school and for somebody who had spent the last ten years in a co-ed…