I never want to hear anybody told they should “act more normal” or “try to fit in”
Ausome Charlie
Am I really trans? Fighting with my imposter syndrome
By Katie Munday (They / them) I have come out of the non-binary closet (see my coming out story here) , and I am so relieved: I am me, finally, entirely, me. When people refer to me as they/ them it makes me feel so euphoric, so seen and comfortable in my Queer embodiment. It…
Becoming me: a queer Autistic role model my son can be proud of
I have always felt misplaced, misunderstood and confused. When I realised in my mid-twenties that I was Autistic things started to make more sense to me, but it wasn’t the whole story.
Neuroqueer Cartography
Many of us understand and enjoy the journey of gender and sexuality, even when tumultuous, as we know they are a lifelong expedition.
My Coming Out Story
#NationalComingOutDay Charlie Hart tells her experience of coming out.
No Pride without disability pride!
Happy LGBTQIA+ Pride month!
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AIM for the Rainbow 