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Everyone deserves to have a safe space. There’s no denying we live in a chaotic world, and you might not always feel secure. Sometimes, uncertainty and fear can come from a physical location. Other times, it can simply be the (more…)
Life as a teenager can be tough. Social pressures, physical changes, and a developing sense of identity are all things teens have to contend with, often simultaneously. Even in the most stable household with the most experienced parents, the journey (more…)
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Posted in: Family Issues, LGBTQ, Parenting, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →Whether you’re making a move soon or you’ve been living in the same place for a while, there’s often an underlying fear and sense of discouragement when it comes to living in a red state as a trans person.
You (more…)
Transgender individuals face healthcare disparities across the country. Unfortunately, some states have actively taken measures against gender-affirming healthcare, making it nearly impossible for transgender or gender-fluid individuals to get the medical attention they need and deserve.
It’s easy to feel (more…)
Pride Month is behind us, and that can leave some people in the LGBTQ+ community feeling a bit low. Businesses stop publicly showing their support, and awareness dips again. We feel the backlash of Pride month, and it may leave (more…)
Posted in: LGBTQ, PTSD-Trauma, Purchased, Trauma
Leave a Comment (0) →Most people struggle with their self-confidence and body image at some point or another, but for those struggling with gender dysphoria, the struggle can feel hopeless.
Reminders of the disconnect between the inner self and outer appearance are everywhere. Mirrors (more…)
Grief is a word often reserved for very specific instances. For example, the death of a loved one is something we all commonly grieve. However, in reality, any kind of loss causes people to mourn. You can grieve after moving (more…)
A big part of parenting is finding the balance between guiding and accepting. There are so many ways you can help your child in a hands-on manner. At the same time, you have to know when to step back, learn, (more…)
Starting a new relationship can be a wonderful thing. But it can also be a little nerve-wracking, especially as you navigate the first few stages. Why wouldn’t it be? After all, an early relationship is a fragile, tentative thing. And (more…)
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Posted in: LGBTQ, Ready Post, Relationships
Leave a Comment (0) →We live in a culture overflowing with sexual imagery and conversations about sexual preferences. There’s one group that gets lost in the shuffle more than anyone else. Asexual people (or “Aces”), generally speaking, have little to no interest in sexual (more…)