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Sreya Jampana
November 27, 2024 · added a group cover image.

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🌈 NEW RESOURCE: "COMING OUT WITH COURAGE" GUIDE FOR SOUTH ASIAN LGBTQ+ YOUTH🌈

Hey everyone! I’m excited to announce the launch of a new resource created specifically for our community: “Coming Out with Courage: A Multilingual Guide for South Asian LGBTQ+ Youth.” This guide was designed to help you navigate the often complex process of coming out, while keeping in mind the unique cultural dynamics many of us face.

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Link to the Guide

https://docs.google.com/document/d/18eb1hQVInGWHt99ZEpWOz2FP3Nu3iox6CTBnadVPRgk/edit?usp=sharing

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RULES & REGULATIONS

⚠️ Important: This is a safe space, and we take these rules seriously. Anyone found not following these guidelines will be immediately removed from the forum. No warnings, no exceptions—this community’s safety comes first. Let’s keep this space supportive and inclusive for everyone! ⚠️

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- Be respectful: Always approach discussions with kindness and empathy. We’re here to support one another, so no bullying, hate speech, or personal attacks will be tolerated.
- No discrimination: This is a safe space for everyone. Any comments or posts that are homophobic, transphobic, racist, sexist, or otherwise discriminatory will be removed.

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i've been feeling really down lately. it’s hard watching everyone around me fall in love, have these cute moments, and just… be. i want that so badly. i want to hold someone’s hand in public, go on dates without looking over my shoulder, or simply talk about a crush without feeling like i’m betraying some part of myself...😞

but being closeted means i can’t do any of that. it’s like i’m stuck in this invisible cage?? 😭 everyone else is living out their love stories while i’m just here, waiting, wondering if i’ll ever have that chance. i wish i could explore love freely, feel what it’s like to really connect with someone without the fear of getting caught.

it’s just tough feeling like i have to hide something that’s supposed to be beautiful, you know? sometimes it feels like the world is moving forward, and i’m still here, watching…

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yo everyone!! just found this super nice vid that dives into south asian LGBTQ+ experiences and all the mental health stuff that comes with it. it breaks down how cultural norms, stigma, and family pressure can mess with our mental well-being and acceptance. it’s def worth a watch if you’re going through similar struggles or just wanna understand more about it. check it out and lmk your thoughts:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h2rQdxlhhQ&ab_channel=SKNFoundation

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soeuxkh_24
Oct 25, 2024

CUTEEEE ty for sharing

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hey everyone!! i'm haasini, the co-founder of adaraa, and i’m so excited to be here and connect with all of you! this space is all about building a supportive south-asian LGBTQ+ community, so i’ll be responding to your questions, sharing interesting updates, posting resources, and dropping some advice along the way. feel free to reach out! i’m always here 💗

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been struggling a lot lately with accepting my trans identity. I feel torn between being true to myself and the cultural expectations my family has. It feels like there’s so much pressure to be “normal,” especially in the South Asian community where traditions and family honor matter a lot. I know deep down who I am, but the fear of rejection is really holding me back. Has anyone else gone through this? How did you find peace with your identity😣

hey, i hear you. it’s so tough navigating this balance between your identity and family expectations, especially in the south asian community where culture and tradition can feel so intertwined with who we are. it’s okay to feel scared and torn—so many of us have been right where you are.

what’s helped me is taking small steps towards being true to myself while also finding spaces where i felt safe to be fully me, whether that was online communities or even just a trusted friend. sometimes, starting with a small circle of people who accept you can build up the confidence to handle the bigger conversations.

it’s okay to go at your own pace—there’s no “right” way to do this. you deserve to be loved and respected for who you are, both as part of your culture and as your authentic self. sending you so much love and strength—you’re not alone in this, and you’ll find your peace when you’re ready.

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