Sorry, I’ve been moving and I’ve moved into a place without phone or internet (got to wait about a fortnight for that), so please excuse the lack of updates.
Got taken for a bloke again
Walking my bicycle through town. Approaching Charing Cross. A guy behind me with a few friends (maybe drunk, maybe lost) goes “Follow that guy. He’s got a bike!” in a chirpy and ‘he knows where he’s going, we’ll tag along’ way. It made me smile, especially because they weren’t about to rob or kick me. … Continue reading »
Missing presumed addicted to Animal Crossing
Sorry for the lack of posts but I’m ill. Not sure the root cause but it is making a show of itself in the form of coughing, gunk on the lungs, snotty nose, dry eyes, wheezing chest, raised tonsils, chest pains, eye pain, weakness and conjunctivitis. I’m a physical mess. And probably this is some … Continue reading »
It’s not just you
I was mistaken for the wrong gender today. At work. Where I wear a completely different uniform to my male colleagues. They referred to me as ‘he’. I am neither pleased nor displeased by this. I simply find it interesting as I am aware there are plenty of people out there who would like to … Continue reading »
Regarding the glut of various bi, trans, lgbt blogs and press releases earlier – please share the information around to your own readers or if you are on any trans etc sites. I’m not but I’m sure there are those out there who may like to read the information and contribute etc. and I know … Continue reading »
Protected: Neighbours contd
Evidence Exchange
The LGF recently launched Evidence Exchange, a new database of statistics relating to the LGB&T population. Topics covered include mental health, sexual health, substance misuse, crime and discrimination. The database is a valuable source of relevant and up-to-date information, and can help evidence for funding bids for your LGBT group or organisation. For more information, … Continue reading »
London LGBT Almanac – submissions
Kiaros-in-Soho have introduced their London Almanac’s which listed all LGB and T funded and un funded organisations in London and are now preparing the London LGBT Almanac 2nd Edition. They aim to have even more LGBT groups and projects take part, particularly diverse grassroots groups. The next edition will have special sections on LGBT volunteering … Continue reading »
Age 16-25, in UK and identify as LGBTQ?
Youth Chances aims to improve the life chances of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) 16-25 year olds across England. The project is planned to have a 5 year run and aims to research, by asking 16-25 year old LGBTQ individuals, how various service providers can better serve the needs of LGBTQ youth. Their … Continue reading »
Bisexuality and Mental Health conference (UK) – call for submissions
Excuse all these press releases but I thought my readers may benefit from all these: From the press release: “Research suggests that bisexual people are more likely to experience depression, anxiety, self-harm and suicidal than lesbian, gay or heterosexual people. Biphobia and bisexual invisibility can mean that if bi people seek help from health professionals … Continue reading »
