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Welcome to Episode 17 of Queer Storytime! In this deeply moving and enlightening episode, we sit down with the incredible Jemarc Axinto (They/Them) a trauma-informed recovery coach, award-winning consultant, and devoted advocate for queer and trans healing. Together, we explore the profound journeys of self-discovery, resilience, and the power of community in the gender and sexually expansive world. Here’s what you can expect:
Highlights from the Episode:
1. Jemarc’s Journey to Self-Discovery
- Jemarc reflects on what they would tell their younger self about identity: “You’re gay. It’s okay. You don’t have to be perfect. You’re allowed to make mistakes and have difficult emotions.”
- Their touching realization of how societal and personal pressures shaped their journey and the lessons they’ve embraced about self-compassion and non-attachment.
2. Queer Gatekeeping and Harm Within the Community
- Jemarc addresses a critical issue: the harm caused by queer gatekeeping. They share a vulnerable experience of being turned away by their own community, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and healing from internalized heteronormativity.
3. Healing Through a Decolonial Lens
- To Filipino queer and trans youth, Jemarc offers powerful advice rooted in decolonization: “Queerness is innate. Shame tied to colonization is not your responsibility to bear.” They beautifully highlight indigenous traditions that celebrated gender and sexual diversity.
4. What Lawmakers Need to Hear
- In a heartfelt call to global lawmakers targeting the queer and trans community, Jemarc says: “Go to therapy. Heal your trauma. Address why you feel unsafe in yourself and your position. The harm you cause others reflects your unhealed wounds.”
5. Advice for Queer and Trans Youth
- Jemarc reminds queer and trans youth, as well as adults, that self-identity is a journey: “It’s okay to change your mind. Gender and sexuality are fluid. Be gentle with yourself.”
6. Grounding in the Body
- On connection and presence, Jemarc discusses their struggles with technology addiction and the power of grounding through the breath: “You can’t breathe in the past or future. When I’m breathing, I’m here now.”
Jemarc’s Current Projects:
- Consultation and Coaching: Working toward a sustainable balance to make their services more accessible.
- Upcoming Book: I Am My Own Safe Space: Transforming the World Through Trauma Healing (self-publishing soon!).
- YouTube Channel: Teaching wellness through the lens of pop culture. Episodes like “What Star Wars Teaches About Accepting Death” are in the works. Sign up for updates at: jmarkxsanto.com/spiritual-geek-and-newsletter.
Additional Resources:
- Jemarc’s Website: https://www.jemarcaxinto.com/
- Follow Jemarc on Instagram: @Jemarcaxinto
- Connect on LinkedIn: Jemarc Axinto
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Host: Stevie Inghram, M.S., YT, AWC, NMS-4 (She/They)
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