At first glance, Queer Reflection might look like a storytelling platform. But under the hood, it’s something far more radical: an empathy engine—powered by technology, but guided by feeling. We didn’t build this project just to share queer stories.We built it to make...
There’s a heaviness in the air lately. You can feel it—online, in legislation, in classrooms and boardrooms and dinner tables. Queer lives, which fought so hard to be seen, are once again being questioned, policed, and erased. Book bans. Bathroom bills. A quiet...
I still remember the day I disappeared. Not literally—but in the way queer people vanish all the time. Subtly. Socially. Quietly. It happened at work. I stood in a room full of people who knew me. We laughed. The conversation shifted to family, weekend plans, and who...
We don’t need more tolerance. We need transformation. For decades, the LGBTQ+ community has fought to be heard. We’ve marched, spoken, educated, legislated, and persisted. We’ve shared our trauma, our resilience, and our brilliance—again and again. Yet in too...
Beyond Tolerance: The Power of Walking in Someone Else’s Shoes In a world where understanding often stops at the boundaries of our own experience, true empathy remains our most powerful—yet underutilized—tool for social change. Today, we’re proud to...
We’re building something bold. Something immersive. Something that doesn’t just tell stories—but invites you to feel them, to live them, to understand queer lives from the inside out. And it all begins at the dinner table. Our first Encounter is a deeply personal,...
Queer Reflection is built to spark transformation, not just awareness.
One day the boy decided to let them know the way he felt inside. He could not stand to hide it. His mother she broke down and cried. Oh my father, why don’t you talk to me now? Oh my mother, do you still cry yourself to sleep? Are you still proud of your little boy?
Don’t be afraid. You don’t have to hideaway.
The boy, he was rejected by the people that he cared for. It's not what they expected, but he could not keep it secret anymore. Far from home now, waiting by the telephone. There's a new world. You can make it on your own. Are you still proud of your little boy?
Don’t be afraid. You don’t have to hideaway, no.
Don’t be afraid. Love will mend your broken wing. Time will fade away. Learn to be brave.
