Rasim Aroglu 


 
Figure 1. Digital image from Lesbian Bedrooms II, Kyle Lasky, (2013). Figure 2. Objects associated with residents LGBT+ identity Authors own photograph, London (2021). Figure 3. Objects associated with residents LGBT+ identity, Authors own photograph, London (2021). Figure 4. Authors own photograph, London (2021). Figure 5. Digital image from Lesbian Bedrooms II, Kyle Lasky, (2013). Figure 6. Digital image from Lesbian Bedrooms II, Kyle Lasky, (2013). Figure 7. on the next page, a screen shot from the Facebook page UCLGBTLove, an anonymous LGBT confession group for UCL students. The page discusses ways of revealing the sexual orientation through Zoom. A Screenshot from the Facebook page, UCLGBTLove, (2021)

A Portrait of Queer Identity in the Bedroom: 
An Investigation into LGBT+ identities and personal space in the Bedroom

This chapter seeks to investigate the relationship between LGBT+1 identities and the spatial confines of the bedroom. My main argument is that the formation of LGBT+ identities within the privacy and solitude of the bedroom manifest a rebellion against the status quo.