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AGE RANGE:

18+ only

A free weekly virtual gathering for LGBTQIA+ adults who are done shrinking, pretending, and going it alone. No scripts. No judgment. Just real conversation in a space built for us.

What to expect

Every week, we show up as we are. tabu Talk is an unscripted, peer-supported conversation space, not therapy, not a lecture. You can share, listen, or just be present. Whatever you need that day is enough. Expect warmth, honesty, and the kind of connection that happens when people finally feel safe enough to tell the truth.

Seimei brings a background in peer support, advocacy, and trauma-informed care to every session, not to lecture, but to help the conversation go somewhere useful.

Who it's for

tabu Talk is for LGBTQIA+ adults who are tired of shrinking to fit in, performing okayness they don't feel, and navigating life without a community that truly gets it. If you're ready to take up space and be witnessed, this is your room.

The rhythm of tabu Talk

Not every week looks the same, and that's kind of the point.

Open weeks

We follow the energy of the room, talking about what's on people's minds and letting the conversation go where it needs to go.

Monthly topic focus

Once a month, we get intentional. We explore topics like healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, and what it actually looks like to have our needs met, because most of us were never really taught that stuff.

Healing Media Night — last Monday of every month

Bring something that moved you. A song that said what you couldn't. A show that made you feel seen. A poem, a movie, a piece of art, anything that touched something real in you. We share it with the group and talk about why it hit the way it did. It sounds simple. It kind of is. And it's one of the most powerful things we do, because when you share what moves you, people get to know the real you.

How to join

To get registered for the group simply click the Sign-Up button below:

Have questions before you sign-up? Send us an email!

tabu Talk is designed to be a brave space, not just a safe one. Confidentiality is expected of all participants. This group is not a substitute for therapy or crisis support — if you're in crisis, please reach out to a mental health professional or a crisis line.