Residents by Ming de nasty Ames I'm Ames and I go by she/they, I'm 27 years old and live in Wavertree. Growing up in Liverpool, I couldn't wait to fly the nest and go explore the big wide world. Well, I left for a bit, have done...
residents by ming de nasty tom I'm Tom, non-binary, from over the water in Wirral. I grew up in the lush micro-climate council estate of Leasowe, have gardened and watched wildlife since I can remember. As a kid, the only place my queerness was ever reflected was...
residents by ming de nasty tara I find describing myself as queer the easiest way to describe my identity. I understand how there are many people in the community who don't like the reclamation of this word, and I respect their experiences, but it's simply what I...
residents by ming de nasty sean I’m an asexual-aromantic drag performer where I go by the stage name Vincent the Devourer, alongside my drag family, the Eerie Dreadfuls! What I’ve seen in the LGBT community has made me feel so at home here, even though I’ve never lived...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY SCOUT I identify as non-binary and a lesbian. I am 23 and live near the city centre. I love Liverpool. Ending up here was an accident, but I am so glad I did. I love Scousers for their humour, their honesty and...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY RUE I'm Rue, I'm 22 and I'm currently living across the Mersey in the Wirral. As a trans woman living in the Liverpool area, I do feel the people here are very accepting. And if they aren't, they tend to mind their own...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY RORY My name is Rory, I’m 24 and I’m a Scouse trans man living in St Michael's. I love living in Liverpool, I feel wanted and safe here. It definitely feels like home. ...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY RACHEL I am an eighty plus trans woman living on the Dark Side (Wirral). I am president of The Beaumont Society, the longest-established transgender support group in the UK. Founded in 1966, we provide a support network for the trans community. The society...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY PIPPA I’ve only just moved to Liverpool from Wirral, but I’m Merseyside born and bred and proud. Being transgender, I’ve not received abuse here like I have in other cities. My community was football, but since the FA transgender ban on women's football, I...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY PIERCE I identify as a non-binary queer person, I’m 41 and I live in Waterloo. As an artist and British Sign Language interpreter, I love living and working in Liverpool. I was born here but left when I was young, and returning...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY NYX I identify as non-binary, I’m 23 and live in Anfield. I enjoy living in Liverpool and being from it as a whole, I had the opportunity to leave for uni but chose to stay because something about the city just kept...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY NICK I'm a queer, gender non-conforming 43-year-old artist and psychotherapist living in Waterloo, Liverpool – and I genuinely love it here. The city has a great balance: a lively centre, independent shops and markets, a vibrant arts scene and beautiful beaches, all...
REIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY MOON I feel I’m best described by the label ‘ND Enby Crip’, I’m 52 and I live on the Wirral. Liverpool is the only place I’ve felt welcomed; I love that people effectively claim me when they say ‘Our Moon’. Since I started...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY MARK I'm a gay man, I'm 25 and I live near Sefton Park. I love living in a city with people who embrace good times and are proud of who they are. I was welcomed into the LGBTQ+ community in Liverpool with open...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY MIMI I identify as a lesbian, I’m 24 and live in Anfield! I honestly love this city, the people here are so kind and nothing beats being home. There is nowhere else I’d rather call home, I can never be away for too...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY KAY I live in Liverpool and have just reached the frightening age of 70! It took me a very long time to accept who I am, but I have come to terms with things by identifying as "two-spirited". I feel like I'm two...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY KAI I’m a 25-year-old mixed-race transgender man, born and raised in Liverpool. Being part of the LGBTQ+ community here feels meaningful to me because I’ve seen how much the city has grown in acceptance and visibility over the years. Liverpool has a...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY JESSIE I’m 33, I live in Wavertree and am a gay, queer, lesbian. Until I moved to Liverpool, I didn't understand the concept of home. Now I look around and couldn't think of anywhere else I'd rather be. I moved to Liverpool from a...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY JESS My name is Jess and I identify as non-binary. I've been in Liverpool for 4 years now and wouldn't want to be anywhere else. It's a vibrant and really warm city, and I feel really safe and at home here. I've...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY JENSEN I'm almost 23, pansexual, trans man (though you can just say Queer instead). I currently live in Wallasey on the Wirral. I love being in Liverpool, I feel welcome and understood, and that I'm never far from the community! For the most...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY JAY I'm a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent, working-class filmmaker/poet. I grew up in Wigan, but my family lives here now and my dad is a scouser, so I have strong ties to the city. I've travelled all over, but I love living and working...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY HOLLY I'm a 26-year-old Dyke from Wavertree. I love living in Liverpool. Having been from and lived here for most of my life, I know a brilliant network of creative and passionate people who continue to inspire me. I have been going to LGBT+...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY GARY I identify as queer. Growing up in the 80s and 90s, we saw queer as a way to resist those pre-existing categories which limited our ability to come together under a more inclusive term, but one that also spoke to radical...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY EM Willzy (she/they) is a dyke, philosopher, multidisciplinary artist and burgeoning puppet maker. They’ve found a home in their own dyke corner of Liverpool. ''I feel accepted in the growing dyke culture here, but I am also aware of the growing fascist presence...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY CONNIE Trans Woman, 28, Toxteth Liverpool is a cool place to be – it’s a place where a lot of people are trying to make something of themselves and full of generosity. There is a vibrant and thriving LGBTQ+ community in Liverpool across different...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY CLAIRE Multi-disciplinary artist, Dyke, and Lesbian Princess. 27 years old. Toxteth. I’m grateful to be able to create a life and career in Liverpool. I love how Liverpool is a city that can feel familiar even after just one visit – it often...
RESIDENTS BY MING NE NASTY BEIJA I’m pansexual aged 29 and I live in the Georgian Quarter. I love being in Liverpool. I migrated from Essex and never looked back. I’ve been here 11 years now, and even my parents and sister now live here. I know there...
residents by ming de nasty beck I’m a queer hairdresser in Liverpool at MSH salon. I love Liverpool, I love scousers, it’s the best city in the world! I make it my business to make sure people feel safe when coming into the salon, I adore what I...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTY ALYSE I've lived in this city my entire life, from Bootle to Dovecott, from Allerton to the city centre. I'm near 40 now and I've seen changes in attitudes towards the LGBT community for both better and worse, but I am proud...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NASTYADRIAN Liverpool LGBTQ+ community since October 2024. Since then, I’ve been a member of the Sahir House organisation, which became a pillar in my life by enhancing and enriching it in vast and unforeseen ways. For the most, even though I’ve encountered a...
RESIDENTS BY MING DE NAST Y ALFIE I'm 22, from Wirral....
