Dear Queerantine,

Let's give space to our stories. 
For many of us, coming out felt like a confession.

OUR THOUGHTS

Physical spaces are lacking for women & trans/non-binary folks who are queer, fluid, or curious– however we self-define (or don’t). Why not open a virtual space and tell our stories on our own terms? 

YOUR WORDS

We’re crowdsourcing stories from around the world. Add yours to the archive.

 WHAT’S NEXT

After you write a letter, you’ll receive one in your inbox from someone else in the community. We want this to grow into a collaborative resource for all of us, now and in the future. But we need your stories first.   

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ABOUT US

We are Meg and Wa, a journalist and data analyst in New York. 👭

Recently, we’ve been inspired by some excellent examples of the female gaze on the page and the screen. But there should be more.

Think of this as a personal history book, a living archive, written by and for us. If you’re into the mission, join us!

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This is just the beginning.

Love, Queerantine

excerpts from

THE LETTERS

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"We sat on a hammock in my backyard. It swayed, and the air was charged with something."​

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"Even if you feel totally isolated and like no one can relate to you, I promise they're there, there are so many communities big and small of queer people of all ages who are ready to welcome you."

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"I didn’t know what it was. It’s a feeling that was very hard to explain and comprehend."

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