Queer Love: SK and Hannah

Queer Love is beautiful and deserves to be celebrated at every possible chance. Over the years the lack of coverage around LGBTQ+ relationships means there are many uneducated views and stigma, but with the help of some amazing couples, we hope to showcase...

Marie Marolle’s Coming Out Story

I’ve always felt “different” since I was a kid. I was very tomboyish, very feminine and masculine at the same time. I never really understood how to feel comfortable being a girl in the way society defines a girl, but I didn’t feel like a boy either or fitted in with...

Chloe Mason’s Coming Out Story

My name is Chloe and I’m happy to be sharing my coming out story with you. Unlike a lot of experiences, my experience coming out wasn’t really a sit-down talk with other people but actually a sit down with myself. In third grade, I knew I was different from other...

Kim Holthaus’ Coming Out Story

I have been curious about women maybe since I was 15 / 16 years old but it wasn't like an urgent desire, just curiosity. I had boyfriends as well and these relationships weren't bad at all but it still wasn’t enough.When I was 22 I was invited to an exam celebration....

Jake Santos’ Coming Out Story

I’m Jake, originally from Brazil and I live in the Netherlands. My coming out wasn’t easy, I always had feelings for girls but I was always scared to come out. Maybe you are asking why? I am a Brazilian Woman as I already mentioned. Brazil is the number one country...

Vanessa Papa’s Coming Out Story

The first celebrity that I adored was Britney Spears. I was so obsessed with her that my family called me a Britney fanatic, which inspired my  AIM username- fanatic7747. I collected every poster of hers that I could find in every Seventeen and J-14 magazine. I read...

Coming Out Genderfluid

 

Identifying as genderfluid comes under the non-binary umbrella. Like their non-binary relatives, gender is not black and white. It’s simply a colourful exploration of their true selves. To identify as genderfluid, it’s the concept that gender identity is not fix. This basically means those who identify as genderfluid don’t identify with a fixed gender.

They can appear masculine, feminine or neutral and still be fabulous.