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Voices of Pride: Aniruddha's Journey
I met my mother thirty-three years ago, in the closed ward of a maternity clinic hidden away in one of Bombay’s many suburbs (the only one without a train station...
Voices of Pride: Aniruddha's Journey
I met my mother thirty-three years ago, in the closed ward of a maternity clinic hidden away in one of Bombay’s many suburbs (the only one without a train station...
Voices of Pride: Soham’s Journey
Being queer is beautiful. Being queer is liberating. But it wasn’t always this way for me. When I first started to realise that I might be queer, my initial thoughts...
Voices of Pride: Soham’s Journey
Being queer is beautiful. Being queer is liberating. But it wasn’t always this way for me. When I first started to realise that I might be queer, my initial thoughts...
Voices of Pride: Amitoj''s Journey
This blog mentions suicide and homophobia which can be triggering. Having struggled with my mental health since the past 4-5 years, I finally took that leap and started reading blogs...
Voices of Pride: Amitoj''s Journey
This blog mentions suicide and homophobia which can be triggering. Having struggled with my mental health since the past 4-5 years, I finally took that leap and started reading blogs...
Voice of Pride: Akruti's Journey
Since childhood, I observed that the only accepted and “normalised” form of romantic relationship was between two “heterosexuals”. As a teenager, I always felt like I was attracted to only...
Voice of Pride: Akruti's Journey
Since childhood, I observed that the only accepted and “normalised” form of romantic relationship was between two “heterosexuals”. As a teenager, I always felt like I was attracted to only...
Voices of Pride: Aarohi's Journey
I’ve always liked women in a way that I liked men but I’ve never been able to say it out aloud because of the obvious reason – “what would people...
Voices of Pride: Aarohi's Journey
I’ve always liked women in a way that I liked men but I’ve never been able to say it out aloud because of the obvious reason – “what would people...