Celebrities That Came Out This Year Part 1

Around this time of year, I always like to take a look at which celebrities has come out this year. Since in Malta we do pride month in September unlike most places around the world that do pride month in June. Stacy London She’s best known for co-hosting the show What Not To Wear. Last … Continue reading Celebrities That Came Out This Year Part 1 →

The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar

Rating: 4/5 stars This book opened up with Nishat thinking about how her parents would react when she comes out to them and tells them that she likes girls. Especially in her culture were most marriages are arranged. Her parents, like most parents, think it’s a phase. Which makes Nishat feel that she lost her … Continue reading The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar →

The Gay Soldier In World War II

Something that I’m admittedly not is a history fan, but this is an era in history that I keep wanting to know more about is World War II. The thing is that every time I bump on this period in books or movies, there is one question that comes to my mind. What would happen … Continue reading The Gay Soldier In World War II →

Finding Tranquility: A Love Story by Laura Heffernan

I wasn’t planning to review this book which seems to become a new theme for me, but please hear me out. This book deals with a lot of essential trans-related topics to the point that my eyes are dying to sleep, but my brain won’t shut down until I put my thoughts on the page. … Continue reading Finding Tranquility: A Love Story by Laura Heffernan →

Why Is Gender So Controlling?

We hear and see gender everywhere we are, and if you think about it, this starts way before we are born. When they find out they’re having a baby, they begin to plan based on the gender of the baby. If it is a boy, he needs to play sports, if it a girl, she … Continue reading Why Is Gender So Controlling? →

Top Ten Tuesday/ Spring TBR

Hosted by thatartsyreadergirl. March 17: Spring 2020 TBR (or fall, if you live in the southern hemisphere!) I just finished reading Not Your Sidekick (Sidekick Squad #1), and it was excellent with LGBT+ characters, which is a bonus. Looks like it’s a collection of poetry with an LGBT+ theme and African & African American Studies. Which as … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Spring TBR →

We Used To Be Friends by Amy Spalding

At the very start, we read about James which isn’t a widespread name for a girl which makes me think a bit of gender bender which of course I like; we see her unburying a time capsule that her old friend Kat and she have buried four years before and read the letters now that … Continue reading We Used To Be Friends by Amy Spalding →

Misgendering

A few weeks was the day I was born but three years ago on that same day is when I came out to my mum as a trans man via a text because I knew she isn’t the letter type of person. You can imagine how I felt trying to write that text with my … Continue reading Misgendering →

My First Trans Meetup After Years!

-Disclaimer all the opinions that I will talk about in this post are mine, and anything personal discussed by other members will not get repeated here or anywhere – Before I went to the event, the thought of going mixed with fear was at the back of my mind all week prior. That morning I … Continue reading My First Trans Meetup After Years! →

The Polish LGBTQ+ Community Needs Our Help

I’m on the fence about putting my thoughts on the internet about this event since when it happened; I was a holiday, and I didn’t see any news which is a wrong move. When I came back, I was watching an interview with Antoni Porowski (from queer eye) while he was talking about this new … Continue reading The Polish LGBTQ+ Community Needs Our Help →