I’m Queer, that means recognising that I’m disabled, gnc, trans, bi & experience chronic physical & severe mental health difficulties as aspects of myself, environment & society which shape my view of myself & the space I take up in that society. Queer emcompasses all of me & nutures space for growth & change to take place where as the individual categories dissociate experiences from each other, are limiting, pin me down & are associated with certain behaviours & presentations while rejecting others rendering them unseen.
]]>So glad it resonated with you. It’s been great to return to this theme of queerness lately and consider how it relates to writing practice, mental health, and our experience of self.
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