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Written by Zyon Wisent
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Monday, 07 July 2008 09:18 |
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 Jaded Magazine was founded in 2007 by Aine Night and Zyon Wisent under Jaded Communications. In June 2008 we redirected our energy and teamed up with Bailey Brennan to give you the best site for a wonderful magazine. We hope to bring you honest, direct and fun to read material.
Our mission is intergration of the Queer Community giving us an outlet and safe haven to bring our support and ideas together. The Magazine idea began exclusively for lesbians, but quickly grew into a more defined-unified plan to bring the entire Gay, Lesbian, Transgender and Bisexual SL Community to a meeting point. Here we can freely discuss everything from entertainment, coming out, being queer, health issues, balancing our lives, love, sex, traveling, legal queer issues, advice columns and more. Jaded Magazine is a Real Life and Second Life online publication which is free of charge. This magazine is built from the love of volunteer writers, photographers, web designers, promoters and an editing team. We are a helping hand for Queers around the Globe in Real Life, as well as, Second Life. Join us in our quest to finding equality around the globe; “United we stand, with Pride we grow.”
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Written by Zyon Wisent
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Tuesday, 01 July 2008 00:00 |
"To write from the heart is to be naked on a busy beach". I believe writing comes directly from the subconscious mind where our fears, hopes, present, past, future, and fantasies are combined together. Letting the conscious take over might seem like if you were doing technical writing, something one must do, but not many enjoy doing. Having to watch what I say, minding my manners, being careful with what, who, and where has never been my fortitude. Writing from the sub-conscious to me is about pure raw instincts, freedoms I now give myself. I can flow without social idiosyncrasies and restrictions from my personal guilt, which was supplied in large quantities by my Latin-French Catholic upbringing. The pen takes over and takes you where it wants to go! Writing freely is like writing a novel where you can make the characters do or feel anything, without holding back.
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