Tag: LGBTQ+ memoir

Dubrava is a neighborhood east of the center of Zagreb, commonly considered one of the shadiest areas of the city. I live in Dubrava, and I can assure you that this stereotype is absolutely unjustified. Maybe, it is partly justified. All right, they got a point, but it is at least misleading. Dubrava is a… Continue reading The life before us – Romain Gary

When an anxious person lives abroad, the mere ringing of the doorbell can become a challenge. We get tachycardia lifting the intercom, and lose our voice as we ask ‘Who is it? Can you repeat? Polako, molim vas (Slowly, please)’. These interactions are especially difficult when an Amazon delivery man insists on handing you a… Continue reading My Lesbian Experience With Loneliness – Kabi Nagata