Dating as a queer person can feel complicated, but it’s also an opportunity to build connections that reflect your truth

Do you ever feel like life is moving so fast that you don’t have time to process your thoughts and emotions?

Do you have a hard time telling the people in your life that you love them?

Have you ever noticed that some friendships feel easy and safe, while others leave you feeling anxious, drained, or unsure of where you stand?

Have you ever found yourself in the same kind of unhealthy relationship, wondering why the pattern keeps repeating?

Have you ever felt like your bisexuality was questioned, dismissed, or misunderstood—even in spaces that are supposed to be supportive?

Have you ever reacted in a way that surprised even you?
Do you have thoughts, emotions, or impulses that you try to ignore or suppress?

Do you often say yes when you really want to say no?
Do you feel responsible for other people’s happiness, even at your own expense?
Do you struggle with guilt when setting boundaries?

Have you ever felt torn between what your family expects of you and what you truly want for yourself?

Have you ever wondered why some wounds linger, why certain patterns keep repeating, or why opening yourself up to love again feels so difficult?

What happens when unconscious bias—even from well-intentioned therapists—creates barriers to trust, understanding, and true healing?

Do you feel pressure to “perform” perfectly every time?
Do you worry about disappointing your partner or not being “enough”?