My closet: safe haven, graveyard of dreams
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Straight from the heart, these are personal stories of Queer people.Our struggles, dilemmas, successes, failures, everything from our lives.
I remain ensconced in this cozy closet, drawers filled with desires, dreams and hopes. I wonderтАж what if I were to never leave?
… in which Alok reveals his ultimate secret to his parents before he turns 30.
Dr Aqsa Shaikh reflects on what she lost when she decided to transition.
A short story by Mujeebur Rahman.
Ani recalls the summer of 2004 and his first brush with Orinam.
Good wishes and reflections on the journey ahead, from a father who was one of the intervenors in the ‘Parents of LGBT Children’ 2011 petition.
Report of a film-screening and panel discussion organized by Queerbatore collective on March 2, 2018, in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
We must focus on how we can be better humans: not what someone wears or who they sleep with.
Rainbow Tree, by Nayan: Watercolor on paper, 2017
A mixed media sketch, and an account of how Gokul met his trans amma.