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Author: Shruti B.

Shruti is a writer and designer who has a hard time writing about herself. She is passionate about feminism, mental health, good art, literature, and puppies. When she’s not daydreaming about Harry Potter, she can be found trapped in a YouTube blackhole, or impulsively buying more books than she can read.
Snap. Crackle. Pop.
Erotica
Shruti B.

Snap. Crackle. Pop.

Poem: Holding Your Hand
Poetry
Shruti B.

Poem: Holding Your Hand

TW: Repeated Mentions Of Depression And Anxiety. Some Mention Of Suicide.
Shruti B.

TW: Repeated Mentions Of Depression And Anxiety. Some Mention Of Suicide.

Film Review: Boy Erased By Joel Edgerton
Shruti B.

Film Review: Boy Erased By Joel Edgerton

5 Reasons Why “The Travel Gods Must Be Crazy” Should Be Your Next Bookish Adventure
Shruti B.

5 Reasons Why “The Travel Gods Must Be Crazy” Should Be Your Next Bookish Adventure

Lessons In Self-Exploration: Discovering My Bi-Curiosity
Shruti B.

Lessons In Self-Exploration: Discovering My Bi-Curiosity

The Mariwala Health Initiative Furthering The Discussion On Mental Health And Wellness
Shruti B.

The Mariwala Health Initiative Furthering The Discussion On Mental Health And Wellness

6 Reasons Why “The Rabbit & The Squirrel” Is A Picture Book Every Adult Must Read
Shruti B.

6 Reasons Why “The Rabbit & The Squirrel” Is A Picture Book Every Adult Must Read

Gaysi Family was started as a blog to provide a voice and a safe space to desis (people from the South Asian Subcontinent) that identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender or Queer.©

This platform is a space for expression and dialogue about queer sensibilities in South Asia. A place for sharing thoughts, activism, dreams, theories, confessions, and desires.

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