I Am Trans: Reese’s Story

Hi. Name’s Reese, like the peanut butter cups.

I first realized I was trans FTM in college, I believe. I read some post or another on Tumblr (I know, I know), and it got me thinking: Was there such a thing as being agender? It sort of fit in my head, because I’d never liked girly things, like Barbies or nail polish or even the color pink.

Never a Helpmeet Part 6: Pride and Shame

Christian patriarchy insists on a strict, extreme, and hierarchical gender binary, and highly constrained sexual activity.

I Grew Into A Culture Warrior: Lauren Woods’ Story

I laughed at hearing how my parents think I am too political, because they raised me to be so involved in current events.

I am the thing I was taught to hate

This post is about discovering I am the thing that we were told to scorn.

The Nightmare is Over: James’ Story

You know those occasional news stories about mothers who ‘go crazy’ and drown all their kids in the bathtub? My mother was one of those—she just never managed to kill us properly

What do They Mean When They Say Unconditional Love?: Jamie’s Story

This isn’t a story about how I recovered, this is a glimpse into the world of struggle that I’m still in after coming out to my parents three years ago.

No Longer Afraid: Aerin’s Story

My life was not built to prepare me to fly; it was built to contain me in a cage with my wings clipped, never thinking for myself, never dreaming any bigger than the bars that held me.

New Age Neglect: Rabbit’s Story

I feel like the only one that was from a secular or New Age philosophy or cult. I guess this isn’t a full story so much as a call to others.

How the Daughter of a Focus on the Family Executive Came Out as Gay

God has given me beauty for ashes and is continuing to be true to His promise and make all things new and beautiful in His time.

Announcing HARO’s 2016 Scholarships for Homeschool Alumni

Homeschool Alumni Reaching Out is excited to announce our 2016 scholarship opportunities for homeschool alumni!