LGBH began from a personal need for clarity, honesty, and unity. My own life led me to reflect deeply on two different realities, sexual orientation and gender identity, and on how often they are confused in public discussion.
Because I have experienced both a bisexual orientation and a gender transition, I know how important it is to speak clearly. For me, clarity is not hostility. It is a way of showing respect for people and for reality.
Born in Geneva
I live in Geneva, Switzerland. This city has always been associated with dialogue, human rights, and international cooperation. That context shaped the spirit in which I wanted to build LGBH: calm, open, and grounded in respect for every person.
A proposition, not a reaction
LGBH is not a reaction against people. It is a proposal: to name lesbian, gay, bisexual, and heterosexual people clearly, and to make space for a more peaceful conversation about sexual orientation.
LGBH is only at the beginning of its journey. This website is a first step, and over time the movement will grow through new reflections, resources, and concrete initiatives.