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With the holidays around the corner, we’ve all heard the old rule: don’t discuss religion, sex, or politics at family events. For many LGBTQ+ folks, this is survival advice—a way to keep the peace with relatives who might not understand or accept us. But when you are trying to build your chosen family , that rule goes out the window. In the queer community, "politics" isn't just abstract policy—it’s about our human rights. "Religion" often involves complex histories of trauma

In a world where we manage everything from banking to grocery shopping through a screen, it makes sense that we turn to our phones to find our people. For the LGBTQ+ community, the internet has always been a lifeline—a place to find terminology, support, and safety. The problem? Most apps designed for "connection" are hyper-focused on dating or hooking up. They rely on superficial swiping systems that prioritize looks over substance, often leaving those of us looking for plat

As apps have become the standard way to meet people, finding a strategy that actually works can feel exhausting. Weeding through profiles on generic platforms often means navigating vague intentions, chasers, or people who just don’t "get it. Clicked Connections  simplifies the process by creating a dedicated space for us—but building a solid profile is still the best way to attract the right  kind of chosen family. In the queer community, we know that "flagging"—signaling wh

When social media is your main way to meet people, finding meaningful queer connections can be tough. Mainstream platforms like Facebook offer vast networks, but they often lack the safety, specificity, and intentionality needed to build genuine, lasting friendships within the LGBTQ+ community. That’s where Clicked Connections  comes in. It offers a safe, targeted approach to making friends and building community, without the noise, trolls, or privacy concerns of massive soci