Trans Day of Visibility: Standing Together for Trans Lives
Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) isn’t just about recognition—it’s about resilience, activism, and the fight for trans rights worldwide. As attacks on trans and gender-diverse communities escalate, visibility alone is not enough. It’s time to take action, stand in solidarity, and ensure trans people are not just seen but supported.
So… What Do You Actually Do?
We’re more than our job titles. So why is “What do you do?” still the go-to question? In a world obsessed with productivity, it’s time we reconnected with the things that actually bring us joy—and found our people along the way.
We’ve Been Here Before: When Fear Comes for the Queer Community
There’s a particular kind of silence that follows a warning. Not the kind that’s empty, but the kind that hums with memory, with grief, with fight. As anti-queer rhetoric surges, we’re reminded: we’ve been here before. And we know exactly how to respond.
From Ketamine to Connection — My Journey from Escaping to Embracing Life
Once, I chased every possible way to escape my own life — alcohol, party drugs, even ketamine. Now, two years sober, I’ve discovered the ultimate hack isn’t found in a pill or a lab. It’s found in showing up for your life and your community, fully present.
DEI Isn’t About Favouritism — It’s About Fairness. So Why Are We Still Having This Conversation?
As companies quietly back away from their diversity, equity and inclusion commitments, Get Out asks the tough question: When did fairness become a threat, and why are we still explaining that inclusion makes us all stronger?
Finding Confidence and Connection in a World That Won’t Slow Down
Confidence isn’t something you’re born with — it’s something you build. And in a world that won’t slow down, balancing connection, self-assurance, and social energy is more important than ever. How do we create meaningful relationships without burning out? It starts with rethinking confidence, reclaiming third spaces, and understanding the limits of social energy.
Breaking the Comfort Zone: The Challenge (and Reward) of Trying New Things
Stepping outside your comfort zone is never easy — but it’s the only way to grow. After years away from social media, diving back in to promote Get Out has been awkward, frustrating, and sometimes overwhelming. But I know that if I want to build something real, I have to practice what I preach: choosing action over avoidance. The truth? Growth happens when we keep showing up — even when it’s uncomfortable.
The Calendar Conundrum: What Our Schedules Say About Our Values
If your calendar is a reflection of what you truly value, what is it telling you? Are you prioritising what matters most or getting lost in the busyness of life? It’s time to reclaim your time and reconnect with purpose.
Finding Light in the Dark: Lessons from Rebuilding My Life to Kickstart Your New Year
A few years ago, I hit a breaking point — stuck in a cycle of hopelessness and self-pity, I felt like my best days were behind me. Admitting myself to St. Helen’s Hospital for therapy was the turning point that helped me rebuild my life. Now, I’m sharing the lessons I learned to help you kickstart 2025 with purpose and resilience.
Feeling Lonely This Christmas? You Are Not Alone
The festive season often highlights loneliness for many. Discover the profound effects of loneliness, inspiring community solutions, and how simple acts of kindness can transform isolation into belonging this Christmas.
Beyond Dating Apps: Finding True Connections in a Digital World
Discover genuine connections beyond the swipe with 'Beyond Dating Apps: Finding True Connections in a Digital World.' As dating app fatigue rises, especially among LGBTQIA+ individuals, platforms like Get Out offer an alternative focused on building meaningful friendships and supportive communities. Learn how dating app overuse impacts mental health and why more people are seeking community-based experiences for deeper, lasting relationships.