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In Queer in Utrecht we share portraits of queer people in and around the city of Utrecht. Through these short profile sketches we aim to represent and celebrate the local queer community in its diverse ways. In this week’s edition, we get to meet lovebirds Michelle and Rianne.

“I am absolutely in love with Utrecht, I wouldn’t change much.” (Michelle)

“It quickly felt like home for me because a lot of people are open to new contacts.” (Rianne)

In Queer in Utrecht we share portraits of queer people in and around the city of Utrecht. Through these short profile sketches we aim to represent and celebrate the local queer community in its diverse ways. For this week’s spot, we had a chat with Jesse.

“Growing up, the only gay characters I saw on TV were stereotypes. Because I didn’t relate to them, I thought that meant I couldn’t be gay. It took me a long time to realize, being gay doesn’t mean I am anyone other than myself.”

In Queer in Utrecht we share portraits of queer people in and around the city of Utrecht. Through these short profile sketches we aim to represent and celebrate the local queer community in its diverse ways. In this week’s article, we chat with Leon.

“There’s a huge contrast with how I live now. I could never have imagined that I would be sitting here giving an interview about what it’s like to be queer in Utrecht.”

In Queer in Utrecht we share portraits of queer people in and around the city of Utrecht. Through these short profile sketches we aim to represent and celebrate the local queer community in its diverse ways. Today we represent Nikki.

“I already knew Utrecht, but I don’t know yet what it’s like to live here when the city is buzzing.”

In Queer in Utrecht we share portraits of queer people in and around the city of Utrecht. Through these short profile sketches we aim to represent and celebrate the local queer community in its diverse ways. In this first article, we introduce you to Fumi.

“I relate more to the term “queer”. It doesn’t just describe your sexuality or gender, but it also shows how you’re part of an entire movement.”