LGBTQ+

The Three Prisons of Heart, Distance, and Gender (Written by My Transgender Wife)

Less than 20 feet away, I was trapped and unable to see you.

6 min readMar 6

A beautiful and confident Vietnamese woman in her thirties is sitting on a bench inside of the picture frame. She’s wearing sunglasses, a beige pant suit, a black collared shirt underneath, a feminine gold watch, and a ring. She has a big smile. In the background, there is a car and a set of stairs leading to a stone building. — A picture of my wife’s grandmother, Bà (Photographer Unknown)

Note from Logan: Last year, my wife lost the very special woman who originally raised them. They wrote this beautiful piece to help process this loss and welcomed me to share it here.

LGBTQ+

The Three Prisons of Heart, Distance, and Gender (Written by My Transgender Wife)

Less than 20 feet away, I was trapped and unable to see you.

Written by Logan Silkwood