How we stopped speaking and started communicating

How we stopped speaking and started communicating

My girlfriend and I embarked on a journey that would change our lives forever. We decided to forgo the use of spoken language for three months and instead, learn sign...
February 24, 2023 — Kwame Ferreira
Mother to mother: ways Bond Touch is being used in surrogacy

Mother to mother: ways Bond Touch is being used in surrogacy

When we first launched Bond Touch, way back in 2016, the concept of ‘touch bracelets’ was originally conceived to help couples in long distance relationships, stay in touch, in a...
February 17, 2023 — Rosa Knight
Real love and 4 real stories: the different ways members of our community use Bond Touch

Real love and 4 real stories: the different ways members of our community use Bond Touch

From Long Distance Relationships, staying close to family members in other states, or wanting to stay in touch with loved ones while going explore the world, the Bond Touch has...
October 13, 2022 — Bond Touch
An introvert's guide to trying out an extrovert's shoes

An introvert's guide to trying out an extrovert's shoes

What this introvert learned from taking quick laps on the extroverted race track I don’t like running. As an introvert, I also don’t enjoy attending dinner parties with more than...
February 16, 2022 — Mihai
A recipe for better loving

A recipe for better loving

It is very likely that you are in a relationship or have been in the past. It is also very likely that at some point you looked back and thought...
January 09, 2022 — Kwame Ferreira
No longer alone: How I found the Asian Creative network, community, and my career online

No longer alone: How I found the Asian Creative network, community, and my career online

Growing up in the Midwest as a Korean American girl, there weren’t many people like me where I lived. I didn’t grow up in any big city like Chicago. I...
October 24, 2021 — Ashley J Chong
My Parents Like Me Better When I’m Gay

My Parents Like Me Better When I’m Gay

I often joke that I have “good parent privilege.” Growing up, my catholic, conservative parents provided everything I could ever need: finances, a good education, therapy. Even as an adult,...
October 05, 2021 — Meggie Gates
The first queer book festival: proud, diverse and original

The first queer book festival: proud, diverse and original

“I always forgot who brought it up first, but one of us brought up the fact that we both want to do a queer book festival. It’s weird that there’s...
September 19, 2021 — Davis Walden
Pride During COVID: the Queer Community asks itself if it stays inside or goes out?

Pride During COVID: the Queer Community asks itself if it stays inside or goes out?

This past March, the United States passed its one-year anniversary with the coronavirus pandemic, mask regulations, and lockdown procedures. And while quarantining eliminated many aspects of social interaction, one of...
June 18, 2021 — Davis Walden
Dungeons and Dragons and Friends

Dungeons and Dragons and Friends

How playing a weekly game can form and strengthen. Even if you and your friends haven’t played Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) before, you probably have some vague idea of what...
May 13, 2021 — Mara Franzen
Love in A Bell Jar: Why We All Need The One That Got Away

Love in A Bell Jar: Why We All Need The One That Got Away

Ironically, perhaps, the one that got away has always been there for me. This is the story of how we met, how I let her go, and why she matters.
May 10, 2021 — Elliot Taylor
The ZOOM Class of 2020

The ZOOM Class of 2020

The Life of a University Student During the 2020 Pandemic. ZOOM, socializing and how the distance manifested in the community.
March 12, 2021 — Alexandra Miller