I Love 'Love Frankie'
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Kenzie reviews Love Frankie by children's and young adult author Jacqueline Wilson and tells you some of the things she loved and some of the things she didn’t like so much.
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AM I NOT QUEER ENOUGH?
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In this article Mona brings forth several opinions on queer identity while attempting to answer the new age question- What is queer and when can be you finally be it?
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Do I Have To Have A Label?
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Mel will be talking about how she feels about labeling her sexuality to the world. Is there any need to broadcast your sexuality if you don’t wish to?
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Sexuality and Acceptance
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Melody talks about her experience with her sexuality and how she is learning to accept herself.
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questioning and accepting
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In this article, Jahannavi talks about realizing and coming to terms with her sexuality.
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Questioning your sexuality from a young age
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In the article, Mel will be discussing in today’s society if it’s important to have a label for your sexuality. If you’re interested in men, women or both genders do you have to the public about it?
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Questioning your sexuality
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Questioning yourself is something a lot of teenagers go through and Kenzie is no different. Kenzie talks about her own experience with questioning and how it's not something people should fear.
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Questioning and if it is even important
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Many LGBTQ+ people go through the stage of questioning themselves. In this article, Elliot discusses what questioning your sexuality is and gives some helpful advice to those questioning.
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Questioning
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Jazz details her personal experience with questioning her own sexuality, recounting events from her past and talks about society’s relationship with LGBT+ people as a whole
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You don't have to conform
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Mei discusses the idea of labels, and why they are absolutely not a necessary part of existence
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Questioning Sexuality
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Kenzie gives some helpful advice for when questioning your own sexuality
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Finding Myself
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Jinx discusses their personal experience with discovering their own identity and describes some of the difficulties that can come with that
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