4 min readAs a queer Dalit person with undiagnosed ADHD, raised by parents shaped by post-Partition survival,
4 min readAt school, my classmates used to force me to m@sturb@te in front of them and when I couldn't even get an erection, they used to make fun of me.
2 min readWhenever I avoid discussions about girls or more typical "guy talks," my schoolmates began to tease me, saying things like, “Tujhe kuch aur chahiye kya."
3 min readOnce, when I was traveling on a local train, and I felt someone trying to touch me from behind and then realized I could feel a p3n!s.
2 min readHum 90s ke bache hain. Humare pass tab internet ka access nahin tha. Once, I saw an article in a newspaper about a lesbian couple's marriage
2 min readI was blinded by love and gifted him things he wished for. He cheated on me multiple times.
3 min readBack in 2002 or 2003, "Kaaliyon Ka Chaman" was released. My father was so sweet to bring me a CD of it, and I remember dancing my heart out.
2 min readIn my heart, I've always identified as trans and non-binary. Pronouns don't really matter to me; as long as you address me with respect, which I didn't receive while growing up.
7 min readThe attackers kept shouting that LGBT+ is Western culture and they won’t allow this to happen in their Assam.
3 min readIt was after 30 years of my life that I was able to forge a beautiful friendship with my father.
2 min readI talked to an online friend of mine who assured me it was normal to be attracted to both men and women.