We do not consider ourselves essential. The community existed long before us and will continue to exist (amen). We are part of it and, in our own way, we try to contribute by bringing topics and issues that impact us and our audience, even though our channel's main objective is humor. We talk about our experience as a gay couple, bringing into our content other people who are representative and also share their stories and experiences. Nowadays, we understand that online presence alone is not enough; we try to value the LGBT+ scene in the places where it exists, promoting and highlighting it. Projects like the Bloggess Race fit well with what we seek, a way to show that regardless of gender or sexuality, we are here doing our part. It's the way we found to make our work also a tool for change, representation, and sometimes just a place to have a little fun. I think that's it :) (translated)
