The world of horror gaming is a fascinating one because while there are often original aspects within each game, it’s also so common anymore to borrow some tried-and-true formulas from games we’ve loved over time. Some people might complain, having a desire for purely original concepts and gameplay, and while…

I’ve been streaming on Twitch for over 6 years now, and became a Twitch Partner in September of 2019. When I started, and for a few years while I was getting my channel presence solidified, Twitch was THE place to be, especially if you were looking to make a name…

Falling into the non-binary spectrum brought so many previously unclear moments into focus, and solidified thoughts I have about my own gender expression, today. Much like when I realized I was gay, it felt like a joining of puzzle pieces I could never quite describe until they came together. It…

It was International Non-binary day. I was sitting on my couch, scrolling through Twitter (as I do far too much), seeing everyone I know who’s non-binary posting stunning selfies with stories and information about being non-binary. …

I held The Last of Us at such a high regard, when I first played it. Not only was this a story that had such powerful growth and development in the midst of a post-apocalyptic world, but it had a character I could resonate with. …

One lesson from one of my creative writing classes that stuck with me came from an interview we watched with an author who was discussing her characters resembling people in her life. She said that when challenged by a friend or family member on whether or not a character is…

I love a good ally. An ally that just gets it, you know? It’s almost as comfortable to me as actually interacting with my best queer friends. Straight people have had such a long history of marginalizing us, that it’s so heartwarming when a straight person listens, understands, and uses…

When I came out as gay at sixteen years old, I remember feeling like I shed a stiff layer of skin that kept me from moving freely. …

If I had a dime for every time I heard a straight person ask why they can’t be proud for being straight, I’d probably have at least enough money to share a nice brunch with a fellow queer person so we can complain about the arrogance of straight people thinking…