Daniel Nour, a writer and journalist from Sydney, shares his journey as the only son of Egyptian migrants grappling with his queer identity. He discusses the pressures of family expectations and the transformative power of acceptance. Nour humorously reflects on life in the Sutherland Shire and his experiences with bullying, cultural norms, and faith, revealing the complexities of being an Arab-Australian. His candid stories explore navigating identity, the joy of embracing one’s true self, and the importance of community and humor on the road to self-discovery.
