J&J Chats: Coming out later in the relationship

July 2, 2019.Reading time 9 minutes.

The title image states, J and J chats, coming out later in the relationship.

Welcome to J&J Chats! A series of advice and discourse discussions from J (Jess) & J (Jas, aka, my girlfriend). Topics sent anonymously via curious cat. Current topic: A lesbian coming out later as bisexual in a relationship or vice versa.

Support LGBTQ Creatives: LESS BEINGS (Band)

June 28, 2019.Reading time 4 minutes.

Welcome to the last series of Pride month! All this week, I will be sharing blog posts featuring different LGBTQ artists in a range of disciplines. Check out all the LGBTQ Creatives worthy of support here!

Support LGBTQ Creatives: Stephanie (Writer/Designer)

June 27, 2019.Reading time 3 minutes.

The title states, support lgbtq creatives, Stephanie, writer and designer.

Support LGBTQ Creatives: Queerfully (Podcast)

June 26, 2019.Reading time 5 minutes.

Support LGBTQ Creatives: Micki Marina (Poet)

June 25, 2019.Reading time 5 minutes.

Identity Journey: Lesbian

June 21, 2019.Reading time 5 minutes.

A lesbian pride flag has 5 horizontal stripes as follows from top to bottom. Orange, light orange, white, light pink, dark pink.

The end of the journey! Read from the beginning here. (5/5.)

My Identity Journey: Queer (and sexual/romantic separation)

June 20, 2019.Reading time 5 minutes.

A lgbt pride flag is divided into 6 horizontal stripes as follows from top to bottom. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple.

Part 4 of the journey. The home stretch! Read from the beginning here. (4/5.)

My Identity Journey: Bisexuality

June 18, 2019.Reading time 8 minutes.

A bisexual pride flag has 3 stripes divided horizontally. The middle stripe is thinner than the other 2 stripes. The stripe colors from top to bottom are as follows. Pink, purple, blue.

Here is the third leg of my identity journey. Read part one here. Read about my journey with asexuality here. (3/5).

My Identity Journey: Asexuality

June 17, 2019.Reading time 8 minutes.

An asexual pride flag has 4 horizontal stripes. The colors from top to bottom are as follows. Black, gray, white, purple.

Here is the second leg of my identity journey. Read part one here. (2/5).

My Identity Journey

June 14, 2019.Reading time 6 minutes.

There are 4 pride flags, as follows. Gay, lesbian, asexual, bisexual.

Questioning my identity was a long process through my late teenage years and continued up until fairly recently. And although I always expect to self-reflect on my identity, it’s no longer out of fear. Instead, it’s out of love and pride. (1/5).