Letting Go of Who I Wanted You to Be
By MJ Gray
I won’t wait around any longer for you to decide to love me the way I deserve.
By MJ Gray
I won’t wait around any longer for you to decide to love me the way I deserve.
By Sarah Wells
No big evolution comes without a stomach full of doubt.
By Maryn Ascher
Answer me, comfort me, love me.
By Eden Stratton
Two little words—they/them—on my Instagram profile had finally given me away.
By Ash Murray
Small enough to rest comfortably in the palm of my hand, a little orange feels like the only piece of home I have left.
By Ash Murray
In all my dreams of home and the future, I never thought it would look like this.
By Yasmin Paez
My diaspora is represented by each dish on the table.
By Simone Bellot
She dipped the tip of her nail bed into a saucer
And swirled the liquid that spilt over from the cup of shitty tea
By Simone Bellot
The worker, the straw vendor, horse wrangler, storekeeper, beggar, and everyone in between keep the spirit of Bay Street alive.
By Elizabeth Su