In this episode of Enbys Garden, we discuss Close to You starring Elliot Page, exploring its themes of identity, trans support, and the many forms allyship can take... both on and off screen.

Notes: 6:07 minute mark Mal references Dr. Yaba Blay

In this episode, we break down an AITA post where someone’s friends keep calling them nonbinary despite them saying they aren’t. We discuss the importance of respecting identities and then dive into other areas where the queer community can improve. Tune in for an honest conversation!

Creativity is a muscle that needs practice and patience, but judgment can easily stunt its growth... especially in today's social media-driven world.

Being nonbinary isn’t just an identity...it’s freedom. In this episode, we talk about breaking out of boxes, defining ourselves on our own terms, and the joy and challenges that comes with it.

Letting go isn’t easy—especially when you don’t know what will work out and what won’t. In this episode of Enby’s Garden, we talk about making tough cuts, embracing uncertainty, and trusting yourself through the process.

In this episode we dive into the importance of using they/them pronouns and why respecting them matters in everyday interactions. We also open up about the complexities of showing affection in public as queer individuals—navigating safety, discomfort, and the small acts of love that affirm who we are. From pronoun respect to public displays of authenticity, we explore what it means to hold space for ourselves and each other in a world that doesn’t always make it easy.

Growing up AFAB (Assigned Female at Birth) comes with societal blueprints we’re often pressured to follow. In this episode, we explore the process of unlearning those expectations and starting fresh in our queer masc expressions. Join us as we share stories of breaking free and embracing authenticity.

In this episode, we’re sharing the story of how we met and the moments that brought us together. From planting the first seeds of connection to building a deep bond, this is how our love began.