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Welcome to Queer Perspective, hosted by your favorite gay lesbian duo: Andrew & Noemie! On this episode of Queer Perspective, Andrew & Noemie unpack the trauma that comes with being a minority and queer. This is part 1 of 3, part 2 will be released in two weeks!
Follow us on Instagram @queerperspectivepod.
TIMESTAMPS
03:33: “Your lesbian, Haitian, and a woman, woof triple threat!”
14:38: “That is how you make an Andrew, Jehovah Witness and communist regimes.”
17:25: “Do you want to hear a sad story.” Trigger warning: skip to 18:37
19:38: “My family has a fucked up history, but I am perfect and my mom accepted me.”
26:45: “The more explorative of who I am and my identity, the more distance there is to the idea of what my parents want me to be.”
36:53: “Sometimes I feel like I am supported, and sometimes I feel like I am on an island.”
40:44: “Engineering is such a dessert for queer people.”
43:05: “Even when it is minorities assembling, I am still the minority within the minorities.”
50:39: “There is a certain amount of self awareness that I don’t want.”
1:03:22: “For engineering it was like on some days the gays assembled”
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By Andrew & NomWelcome to Queer Perspective, hosted by your favorite gay lesbian duo: Andrew & Noemie! On this episode of Queer Perspective, Andrew & Noemie unpack the trauma that comes with being a minority and queer. This is part 1 of 3, part 2 will be released in two weeks!
Follow us on Instagram @queerperspectivepod.
TIMESTAMPS
03:33: “Your lesbian, Haitian, and a woman, woof triple threat!”
14:38: “That is how you make an Andrew, Jehovah Witness and communist regimes.”
17:25: “Do you want to hear a sad story.” Trigger warning: skip to 18:37
19:38: “My family has a fucked up history, but I am perfect and my mom accepted me.”
26:45: “The more explorative of who I am and my identity, the more distance there is to the idea of what my parents want me to be.”
36:53: “Sometimes I feel like I am supported, and sometimes I feel like I am on an island.”
40:44: “Engineering is such a dessert for queer people.”
43:05: “Even when it is minorities assembling, I am still the minority within the minorities.”
50:39: “There is a certain amount of self awareness that I don’t want.”
1:03:22: “For engineering it was like on some days the gays assembled”