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176: Lacey Bagley | Bisexual, Married, Polyamorous and Thriving

Posted 2 years ago Tagged bisexual BYU polyamorous therapy

Dr. Lacey Bagley is a queer Mormon and the owner of Celebrate Therapy. She has been married for 14 years to her husband Evan and together they have 2 young children. She’s polyamorous and is navigating, with happiness, this chapter … Read the rest here

https://lattergaystories.org/episode-player/7178/laceybagley.mp3?dest-id=1047998

Hi, I’m John

Posted 4 years ago Tagged Allies bisexual Children family Son

There is a common phrase in hockey – don’t go to where the puck is, go to where it will be.

    I grew up an only child in a small town in Wisconsin.  At a young age, we joined … Read the rest here

Hi, I’m Deven

Posted 5 years ago Tagged bisexual Mixed Orientation Marriage

Hello! My name is Deven Jennings. A little about me: I am a proud new dad to a beautiful baby girl (as seen in this picture below), a native Oregon boy (go Ducks!), a passionate psych nurse (how do you … Read the rest here

Hot gingers and Prince Harry…dreamy!

Posted 6 years ago Tagged bisexual girlfriend

This is a cool way to share our coming out stories. I am glad I found this site. For me I’m bisexual and have been working on coming out since about August 2012. I think the first person I really … Read the rest here

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IN or OUT of Mormonism.

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Two-Spirit is a profound term used by some Indigenous North American communities to describe individuals embodying both masculine and feminine spirits, often serving as healers, mediators, or ceremonial leaders.

Coined in 1990, it honors diverse gender identities and sexual orientations rooted in traditions far older than colonial influence. Many tribes have their own terms, like the Navajo nádleehí or Lakota wiŋkte, each reflecting unique cultural roles.

Two-Spirit identity challenges Western binary views of gender and sexuality, offering a fluid, spiritually rich perspective. Long before gender identity became a political or social talking point in modern debates, Two-Spirit people thrived in Indigenous societies, revered for their sacred roles. These traditions, dating back centuries, show that diverse gender expressions were not only accepted but celebrated as integral to community balance, predating today’s conversations—by generations.

Historically, Two-Spirit people were honored, but colonial policies suppressed their roles, often violently. Today, they’re reclaiming their place, fostering healing and cultural revitalization. Two-Spirit individuals often bridge worlds, serving as knowledge keepers who pass down stories, songs, and traditions, ensuring cultural continuity. Modern Two-Spirit gatherings, like powwows, blend heritage with contemporary expression, showcasing their resilience and their visibility in a world that demands binary thought and action.

The emphasis on spiritual interconnectedness in Two-Spirit traditions, like the Anishinaabe practice of naming ceremonies that honor a person’s unique essence, shows how recognizing individual purpose strengthens collective well-being.

By living authentically across cultural expectations, Two-Spirit people exemplify courage in self-expression, inspiring others to reject conformity and foster inclusive spaces where all identities thrive.

Their enduring wisdom and vibrant contributions illuminate a path toward a more inclusive world.

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