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Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 26, 2024
This was a weird experience for me; ironically, the same body I hated for most of my life is now paid for to be “used”. Most of them don’t see me as a person, and I have gotten adjusted to that.
Written by Jaya Nila (She/Her) Queerspeak 1.0 It’s a boring Thursday evening for me when I stumble upon a stranger who is, to my shock,...

Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 26, 2024
However, I refused to let this disease define me. I decided to use my experience to help others, and I started working with an NGO to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS.
Written by Haridev Varma (He/Him) Queerspeak 1.0 2019 was a year of personal growth and transformation for me. It was a year that tested...


Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 26, 2024
I dream that one day ShhorAI will help make the internet more safe and inclusive for marginalized people and pave the way for better intersectional advocacy.
Written by Flame (They/them) Queerspeak 1.0 I am Aindriya Barua, an individual who identifies as Adivasi, non-binary, pansexual,...


Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 26, 2024
They don’t look at my age; they make video calls and talk for hours with me.
Wriiten by Enakshi Nandi (She/Her) Queerspeak 1.0 I first ventured into the koti world as a 13 year old. My father had passed away when I...


Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 26, 2024
Art accepts me for who I am, art doesn't judge me, and art is inclusive.
Written by Chanchal Dwivedi (She/Her) Queerspeak 1.0 From a young age, I used to see my mom putting rangoli in front of our house. When I...


Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 26, 2024
And today, as my movie is screened before me, walking the red carpet alongside luminaries like Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Sunny Leone, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Saif Ali Khan, and many more.
Wriiten by Bicky Boro (He/Him) Queerspeak 1.0 On a hot summer day, May 26, 1999, a child was born in a small district of Assam. Usually,...


Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 26, 2024
The first time I tried stepping out of the closet and telling my parents that I am not straight, they called it an effect of westernisation, and blamed it on the media I consume.
Written by Bhavadharini Murali (She/Her) Queerspeak 1.0 They say that ignorance is bliss, and I wholeheartedly agree. I sometimes wish...


Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 25, 2024
For the queer heroes rising in STEM, my advice is to claim your space, even if it feels like fighting dragons.
Written by Ashish Pandya (He/Him) Queerspeak 1.0 I have completed my M.Sc By Research in Chemistry, B.Sc in Bioanalytical Sciences, a...


Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 25, 2024
To my fellow practitioners, I advocate embracing the fear of not knowing everything about the human experience, for within that gap lies an opportunity to learn!
Written by Anushka Maheshwary (They/Them) Queerspeak 1.0 My journey as a therapist unfolded against the backdrop of my own identity as a...


Officialhumans Ofqueer
Mar 25, 2024
Despite my mother's acceptance and permission to decorate my room with paintings and Barbie posters, I was confined to four walls, sheltered from the outside world.
Written by Akaksha Singh (They/Them) Queerspeak 1.0 I love walking in the rain, listening to the music of droplets on my umbrella, amidst...


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