It Wasn’t a Lie, It Was Survival: Queer People, Marriage, and Religious Harm
Explore the nuanced and complex realities of queer experiences in heteronormative marriages within deeply religious and restrictive contexts.
To the One Who Is Finally Embracing Their Queerness
Embracing queerness is a courageous act of self-love and resilience, deserving celebration despite societal challenges and opposition. You are worthy.
Wicked Reflections: Elphaba, Glinda, and the Cost of Being True to Yourself
For as long as I can remember, Wicked has been a part of my life’s …
When Love Has Strings Attached: Grieving Friendships Tainted by “Love The Sinner, Hate The Sin”
Friendship holds a unique, sacred place in our lives—a sanctuary for acceptance, laughter, and companionship. …
The Weight of the Mask: Navigating Queer Identity in Religious Spaces
I’ve been there—sitting quietly in pews, singing/leading worship, reading the bible, leading bible studies and …
The Quiet Harm of Internalised Queerphobia: A Reflection on Religion and Rejection
Internalised queerphobia is a force many of us carry, often without realising it. It isn’t …
My Love Letter To The LGBTQIA+ Community – Pride 2024
As we come to a close for Pride 2024, I wanted to jot down some …
Allyship Requires Action – Supporting The LGBTQIA+ Community
I wam continually reminded about the power and impact true allyship has. It doesn’t mean …
When You Hate Who You Are – The Heartbreak Of Internalised Homophobia
“God, please let me not be gay” “Please, God send me a wonderful Godly man …
Your Queerness & Spirituality Are Not In Opposition!
In a world that sometimes pits our Queerness against our spirituality, it’s easy to feel …