What is coming out of the closet?
To stay in the closet or to come out - while some of us might always ask this question to ourselves and others, it is complex to understand how one feels in that situation. Navigating this territory is most of all confusing beyond being isolated. What exactly is coming out of the closet? It simply means that someone has not come out to the people in their life about their gender identity or their sexuality, or both.

Coming out: A big step towards acceptance.

What does LGBTQIAA+ stand for?

It is very normal to have a lot of questions when your child has recently come out to you and has identified him/her/themselves as a part of the LGBTQ+ community. The LGBTQ+ community has an entirely different culture and norms that you may not be familiar with.

A Parental Guide To Support The LGBTQ+ Community 

Every human being is assigned one of the three commonly known genders (male, female, and intersex) at birth. According to societal norms, each of these said genders is expected to have certain traits. But not everyone feels comfortable conforming to the traits of their assigned gender.

Understanding Gender Spectrum

“It’s not necessary to belong to the community to support the community”.

Lack of allyship: “Be an Ally! Be the Change!”

Who does being transgender mean and what is gender dysphoria?
Transgenders are people who identify themselves with the opposite sex to the one they were assigned at birth. For example, a female at birth now as an adolescent or adult identifies as a man and vice-versa. This discomfort with their assigned sex and gender identity is identified as gender dysphoria in the psychological world.

Understanding Psychological Therapeutic Intervention For Transgenders Prior To Sex Reassignment Surgery

A lot of curiosity and confusion floats around the teenage minds about their sexual orientation, gender identity, and queer relations in general. Unfortunately, these ideas are hardly given the right direction in schools or at home. On the contrary, data suggests that most teens are bullied or physically harassed throughout their school life for being visibly queer. Instead of getting validation and support from their peers, teachers, and parents, they usually get a lot of slack for choosing “this lifestyle.” Peer support can improve an individual’s well-being and mental health to a greater extent as compared to other support systems during the adolescent years. So what is the teenage idea about the spectrum, and how does it matter? Let’s see!

The teenage idea of the spectrum 

Let's Learn About The Different Pride Flags

“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.” 
Article 1 (Universal Declaration of Human Rights) 


Trans Rights Are Human Rights

Yesterday, at a gathering, I was asked what I’d do if I could return in time. And I had one answer: I’d tell my younger self that it would all turn out well. All that confusion and anger would no longer be a part of our lives. 