Chiagugua's Substack
Aloefuna Chiagugua MichaelChiagugua’s Substack is a place for stories that hum quietly—personal, poetic, with whispers of identity and queerness, tender in a world that rarely is. Here, I write about feeling deeply, living slowly, and finding beauty in what’s often overlooked.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | chiagugua.substack.com |
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Before I Knew My Name, Death Knew Me
The first time I would come to know death, it wasn’t a concept explained to me. It wasn’t a loss that brought us together, or an event that would shape the rest of my life.
To Wash A Ghost In The Sun
This story contains themes of suicide and strong themes of grief, readers discretion is strongly advised.
My Funny Valentine; Unrequited Love Edition.
Before we start, I’m available for tasting. Share your overpriced chocolates and cakes that you can’t even tell if it’s more baking soda than sugar. Share your babe too. Don’t be a greedy goat. Sharing is caring.
Am I Queer Enough?
When Delani, one of my best friends, said I "drink the pink drink," he wasn't questioning my validity; he wasn't calling my bluff. He meant I was very, very “different”—that despite my tactical performance of invisibility, my truth was loud...
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I derive joy in keeping my parents on their toes, part time scholar, I like to spend money that's not mine. I write stories about boys like me and my failed relationships, Tinder should make me a brand ambassador. I'm a trophy husband.
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