Decolonizing Gender and Healing: Your Queer Body as an Act of Refusal
Queer, trans, and nonbinary bodies break all the wrong rules—wrong, at least, according to systems that profit from conformity. Existing in your body as it is can be an act of refusal: refusal to shrink, to disappear, or to turn yourself into someone else’s idea of “normal.”
You’re Not Too Much: Queer, Trans, and Nonbinary Paths to Body Trust
You’re not too much—you’re detailed. Body trust for queer, trans & nonbinary folks means refusing to shrink, disappear, or turn yourself into someone else’s normal.
Decolonizing Healing: Your Body Is Not A Project
You are not a project; you are a person in process—already worthy, already whole. Decolonizing healing means reclaiming your right to define what healing looks like on your own terms, in your own body
When ‘Self-Care’ Is A Scam: Reclaiming Rest as Resistance
Self-care has been commodified into a capitalist scam. Rest as resistance looks different—it’s about reclaiming what your body needs, not what wellness culture sells you. For LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent folks, especially those who are also BIPOC, this matters even more.