In this insightful episode of the Queer Divorce Club podcast, Flint candidly shares their experiences with two different queer divorces, discussing the emotional challenges and the journey of reconciling their identity within societal expectations. Flint emphasizes the importance of therapy, community support, and rediscovering personal interests as crucial elements of healing and rebuilding life post-divorce.

This conversation delves into the complexities of emotions during life transitions, offering listeners mindfulness practices and self-care strategies, especially beneficial for queer and trans individuals. Flint's story highlights the path to contentment and a fulfilling life, focusing on living intentionally and finding peace in everyday activities. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that provides valuable insights on resilience, healing, and self-discovery.

Music in this episode is from Bungalow Heaven. You can find more music from Bungalow Heaven and singer/songwriter Gretchen DeVault at gretchendevault.com.

Flint (he/him) is a former teacher and current content creator/novice chicken farmer who spent over a decade in the classroom. Over the last few years he’s built an online following north of 330,000 on Instagram and TikTok, where he makes videos about trans life and history, education, and queer relationships. His content has been featured in places like USA Today, The Daily Dot, and Newsweek, and he’s a frequent partner with organizations such as the National Education Association and The Human Rights Campaign. He has also been divorced twice, and is currently living in the California High Desert with his partner and a menagerie of rescue animals

You can find Flint online on TikTok and Instagram.