I’m From Driftwood

The stories on I’m From Driftwood send a simple but powerful message to LGBTQIA+ people everywhere: You are not alone. I’m From Driftwood combats isolation and creates empathy to build a more understanding and accepting world. These are our stories, told in our own voices.

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    “Um, But…Why?” Nonbinary Person Navigates Questions After Coming Out

    by Aria Renee Curameng

    “Um, But…Why?” Nonbinary Person Navigates Questions After Coming Out

     I’m Aria Renee Curameng and I’m from Fort Washington, Maryland.  Back in, I want to say 2021, I went out with a friend of mine and we constantly went to piano bars....

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    “That’s My Daughter”: Construction Dad Doesn’t Hesitate to Support Trans Woman

    by Sasha Buchert

    “That’s My Daughter”: Construction Dad Doesn’t Hesitate to Support Trans Woman

    My name is Sasha Buchert and I’m from Portland, Oregon.  When I was younger, Iike a lot of people, I didn’t have the greatest relationship with my dad. We just weren&#...

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    Gay Teacher Goes From Closeted Student to Queer Role Model

    by Phillip Marcus

    Gay Teacher Goes From Closeted Student to Queer Role Model

    My name is Philip Marcus. I’m from the Bronx, New York.  As long as I can remember, I knew that I was different. I knew that I was gay. Because I went to an all boys Catholi...

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