Who I Am, And What I Become
Leanne navigates her identity from the crossroads of disability, American, and Pilipino cultures.
by Leanne Libas 30/10/2021
personal essays
Leanne navigates her identity from the crossroads of disability, American, and Pilipino cultures.
by Leanne Libas 30/10/2021
There is something monstrous about the disabled, aromantic asexual. Quietly monstrous. Like the black dog on the rooftop,…
by Madeline Brown 16/09/2021
After each voyage, I feel a sense of relief. When I return to the present I find a…
by Josie Hjermstad 19/05/2021
My pain occurs when I talk. It’s as if talking injures me on the inside. I want to…
by Ella Asheri 05/05/2021
Even on my first day at university, my hidden disability got in the way. There’s a saying that…
by Katie Bird 21/04/2021
Type one diabetes challenges me every day. But these challenges are nothing compared to the challenge of being…
by Sam Gordon-Webb 14/04/2021
It’s February 2020, and here I am: herpes is not the best thing to happen to me, the…
by Mhari McLeod 16/02/2021
In unfolding the way fearful thoughts form themselves, CBT challenges them and sometimes, on a good day, it…
by Josephine Dowswell 05/01/2021
His echoed, inaudible yells soften as I flee further. A diminuendo. An oozing fog swallows me away. I'm…
by Josie Hjermstad 15/12/2020
I no longer count my laps or watch the clock when I swim. This is a new development…
by Samir Knego 26/10/2020