Where Are My People?
At nearly 40, I’m realising I’ve never really had that lifelong friendship many people seem to take for granted. I’ve always had people around — but not always beside me. Sobriety, shifting values, and the scenic route through life have left me craving something deeper. This is a story about friendship, gay men, and the quiet ache of wondering: Where are my people?
Loneliness at Work: Why Queer People Feel It More, and What We Can Do
Loneliness at work is real — and for LGBTQIA+ people, it can be even more isolating. From invisible pressures to "be less gay" to the health impacts of feeling unseen, this story explores why workplace connection matters, and what we can do to build it. Backed by data, lived experience, and some real talk.
The Hidden Battle: Understanding Loneliness in the LGBTQIA+ Community
Loneliness is an often-invisible struggle, especially within the LGBTQIA+ community, where social exclusion and lack of supportive spaces amplify feelings of isolation. Studies reveal that LGBTQIA+ individuals experience higher rates of loneliness and psychological distress. Get Out was created to address this — to build a safe, inclusive space that fosters genuine connections, friendships, and belonging. Together, we're redefining community support, one connection at a time.