I’m sure we’ve all seen the memes of how eldest daughters of Brown households have practically completed an unpaid internship just by being them… from navigating cultural differences, to being a parent to your siblings while you’re still a child, to trying to establish healthy boundaries in order to keep relationships healthy.

Today’s guest isn’t a digital creator, but she’s got a lot of great stuff to share, come join Neha Di & I talk all about the importance of setting boundaries with family.

I thought I would lose parts of my religion & culture when I came out. Having not seen any Queer Brown relationships modelled before me in real life or even in media, I felt as though the two could not co-exist. It didn’t help that when I would tell people I was dating a girl, they would respond with; “but you’re Indian?”, further affirming that I couldn’t possibly be Queer & Desi.

As I’ve grown and matured in my own sexuality and religion, I’ve learned that no one can dictate your relationship to & between the two.

In today’ episode of “Log Kya Kahenge?”, Queer Muslim, Shazmeena, explains her experience balancing sexuality & faith. From understanding her sexuality, to coming out to her family, to receiving death threats from her own community & finally; nurturing her relationship with sexuality & religion.

In this episode of "Log Kya Kahenge?" we’re talking all about how tedious the process of understanding your sexuality and gender identity can be as a South Asian, especially when you grow up surrounded by mostly white and heteronormative culture and media. Naveen shares their experience from coming out as Bisexual, to coming out as Trans and what that meant for them & their family.