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The Wounds We Carry, The Change We Fight For: Trauma and Activism Are Deeply Linked
These are the activists who don’t just say “Free Palestine” — they also understand how capitalism is funding genocide..z
Saquib Ahmad
Jan 304 min read


Inclusive Therapy That Actually Includes You - FREE and Low Cost Therapy
Because we’ve seen what happens when people are denied Queer affirming therapy.
The misdiagnoses. The shame. The years wasted in therapy…
Saquib Ahmad
Jan 263 min read


Cyberbullying - The two sides of the Depressed coin
Cyberbullying is not harmless banter.It is not something people should “just ignore.” And it is not a personality flaw or a bit of online drama. It is a serious mental health issue — one that harms victims, corrodes perpetrators, and thrives in cultures that excuse cruelty as honesty or free speech.
Saquib Ahmad
Jan 175 min read


Season 2 Episode 3
Darly and Pat talk about their experience of raising 3 Queer kids in Sydney Australia. Exploring some of the challenges and tips that helped them.
Saquib Ahmad
Jan 141 min read


Season Two, Episode 1
Lukasz speaks about being Queer and sober, a movement we are seeing across the LGBTQ+ community where people, but especially young people are choosing to be sober and social and party sober.
Saquib Ahmad
Jan 141 min read


Season One: Episode Six
Dena, Queer Iranian Belgian Comedian
Queer Talk
Dec 2, 20251 min read


Bisexuality, Behaviour and the Limits of Our Imagination
Bisexuality is often misunderstood through rigid ideas of behaviour, attraction, and legitimacy. This blog explores how narrow cultural and Queer frameworks limit our understanding of bisexual identity, forcing people into boxes that don’t reflect lived experience. It challenges myths around “choice,” consistency, and performance, and invites a more expansive, compassionate way of understanding bisexuality beyond binaries and expectations.
Saquib Ahmad
Jul 1, 20255 min read


Queer Muslims - The Conflict of Identities
"When you hear labels like 'Queer and Muslim,' 'Queer-Muslim,' or 'Muslim who happens to also be Queer,' each one tells its own story. I’ve personally tried them all at different points, but now I comfortably land on the last two with a touch of playful irony."
Saquib Ahmad
Mar 25, 20254 min read


Embrace your inner Superhero - Power of internal validation.
External validation can feel powerful, but relying on it often keeps us stuck in shame, comparison, and self-doubt. This blog explores the concept of internal validation and why learning to recognise your own worth is essential for Queer wellbeing. Using a compassionate, empowering lens, it looks at how self-trust, boundaries, and inner affirmation can support confidence, resilience, and a more authentic relationship with yourself.
Saquib Ahmad
Aug 10, 20233 min read
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