fornesus
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Being invisible has harmed my self-esteem
Depression, anxiety, and CPTSD continually rob me of my capacity for self-love and acceptance. In this article, I tell my story and make the case for empathy for 2024. I… Read more.
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Who Is Toffee?
Hey everyone, I’m Toffee Fornesus, but I usually just call myself “Fornesus” on my socials or “Chris” online and in-person. So, a few months ago, I was engaging in what,… Read more.
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The Narrative of Solidarity from the Pilipinx Perspective
In the past year, Americans have reawakened to the reality that, not only Black voices, but also Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, and other voices must be uplifted. This, of course, makes… Read more.
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Pride and Accessibility
Unfortunately, one again, I will likely not be able to attend Pride in Houston this year. From the heat outside, to the sensory hell with all of the music and… Read more.
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At the Intersection of Mental Illness and the Margins
I have recently come to the realization that I am, indeed, mentally ill – but furthermore, that it is okay. I often write, make art, converse, etc. about my struggles… Read more.
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On Mental Health
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. But we don’t need awareness. We need mental health acceptance. The media shares more than enough stories about famous people’s struggles with mental health… Read more.
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Being Asian/Pacific Islander in America
Today marks the end of Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage month. And I see that America still doesn’t give a fuck about us, but that’s okay, I guess. After all,… Read more.
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On Mental Health
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. But we don’t need awareness. We need mental health acceptance. The media shares more than enough stories about famous people’s struggles with mental health… Read more.
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Pulse
This visual poetry project is dedicated to the victims of the Pulse massacre who lost their lives during a simple night out with loved ones and strangers, forever embedded and… Read more.
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Pulse
This visual poetry project is dedicated to the victims of the Pulse massacre who lost their lives during a simple night out with loved ones and strangers, forever embedded and… Read more.
Fornesus, the Observer 