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Welcome to ToBeFree Blog

A Little Bit About Me Join Tobefree My name is Jayce Odufuwa and I'm wanting to help the trans community and people that are neurodivergent as much as I can. which is why I'm also working on making my own non profit called To Be Free I'm 19 years old and came out to my mom last year, I get to start T some time next month I have to wait a month, which is killing me, but what gave me this idea to now start making a safe space for queer people that are neurodivergent and spread awareness is because I was honestly terrified that I wasn't really trans or that I would make a big mustache thinking I'm trans basically I was letting other people's judgment and beliefs crowed my mind. When I stopped to think and evaluate those thoughts that would bring fear it drew me back to when I was putting on my fake beard(I'm a drag king 🤴🏾) I was so excited that I was able to look more like a man than putting on men's clothes. While I was looking in the mirror trimmin

The Hidden Faces of Ablism: A Look at Neurodivergent Lives in the LGBTQIA+ Community and Religion

Join Tobefree Intro In today's society, there are hidden faces of ablism that often go unnoticed, particularly when it comes to the experiences of neurodivergent individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community and in religious settings. Ablism, a form of discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities, intersects with neurodivergence to create unique challenges for those who identify as neurodivergent. In this blog post, we will explore the different forms of ablism faced by neurodivergent individuals in both the LGBTQIA+ community and in religious spaces. Understanding Ablism and Neurodivergence Delving deeper into the heart of our discussion, it's essential to lay a clear foundation of what we mean by ablism and neurodivergence. Ablism is a pervasive system of discrimination and prejudice that devalues individuals with disabilities, often minimizing their contributions and denying them their rights to participate fully in society. It's an issue that spans

Strength in unity

Join Tobefree Hey there, fellow readers! Today, we're diving into the powerful concept of strength in unity and how finding your people can truly make a difference in your life. We'll be exploring the idea that no one should ever feel alone, especially when statistics show that coming together can have a huge impact on our well-being. So, let's start by addressing the question: how does finding your people really help? Well, the answer is simple yet profound. When we surround ourselves with like-minded individuals who support and uplift us, we create a sense of belonging and community that is essential for our mental and emotional health. Studies have shown that people who have strong social connections are happier, healthier, and even live longer lives. But here's the thing - finding your people isn't always easy, especially for those who are marginalized and poor. Accessibility to supportive communities can be a challenge for many individuals who may not have th

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