Varuna Srinivasan

Varuna Srinivasan Physician turned educator & founder
Building tech to make care inclusive for all. Sex Columnist | alum

This is your sign to be a nerd and get into science! Thank you for having me in the room. What an honor it was to rub s...
26/02/2026

This is your sign to be a nerd and get into science!

Thank you for having me in the room. What an honor it was to rub shoulders with the doctors, social workers, advocates, content creators and policy makers fighting to make health care better for us all.

Happy and proud to continue my work in reproductive health equity and to make care accessible for LGBTQ+ populations đź’•

21/02/2026

Let this be your sign to ask the elders or friends parents in your community to host you if you’re missing home! This is how we build community and create a village

18/02/2026

Bisexuals in straight passing relationships hold two truths
1. We are oppressed and have higher rates of health issues due to the stigma
2. We are in a position of privilege because heterosexuality is a support system that affords a lot of safety and access

To live a truly q***r life, we must confront the second and look inwards to see how we use this privilege. Queerness is a radical way where we actively work to make the LGBTQIA+ community safer for everyone.

14/02/2026

Prioritizing all relationships allows you to grow a support system outside of your romantic partnership and live a truly communal life!

Every month, I host BiBabes, a monthly bisexual support group, not to create a better version of a recognizable q***r na...
13/02/2026

Every month, I host BiBabes, a monthly bisexual support group, not to create a better version of a recognizable q***r narrative, but to make room for late bloomers, married women, and people whose q***rness lives in their boundaries, their care, their grief, and their repair as much as in who they sleep with. Apply to join in my stories!

06/02/2026

Plan your life, period. If you decide kids fit in and won’t rake away from your existing lifestyle, then have them! Don’t plan to fit them in because you feel like you should.

05/02/2026

Filmed with my dear friend Nadir from who taught me so much about the Ethiopian culture! Did you know Ethiopia follows a different calendar than the one most of the world uses? The Ethiopian calendar has 13 months—12 months of 30 days, plus a short 13th month—and it’s roughly 7–8 years behind the Gregorian calendar. How cool is that?

25/01/2026

Maybe I should go back to where I came from đź’€

Ten years ago I ran from Chennai, from trauma and the constant pressure to be a “good girl.” I hoped someone would save ...
24/01/2026

Ten years ago I ran from Chennai, from trauma and the constant pressure to be a “good girl.” I hoped someone would save me. When I got the chance at 25, I left and never looked back.

This time I came home to honor the part of me that stayed true to herself and survived. In a week I saw dolphins, revisited old haunts, reconnected with friends, and hosted a q***r meetup.

Snapshots of my healing:
1. I just think I look good in this photo (am I wrong?)
2. Rowing again after I quit 12 years because a stupid man cheated on me
3. Visiting the first apartment we moved into where my parents fought nonstop, with my husband
4. Creating q***r spaces with amazing people like after being closeted for so long
5. Running after dolphins on the beach (!)
6. Cafes with friends who kept me afloat during some of the most treacherous times
7. Meeting a sixth-generation herbalist saving the environment
8. Reflecting on how much freedom I have compared to older generations of women in my family
9. Collecting shells like a child
10. Shopping at and choosing exactly what I wanted to wear
11. Endless family rummy legacy tournaments just as my granny would have wanted
12. Relaxing as a family for a change (after 2 fights and a crying match on the drive over lol)
13. A nod to the young me who survived!!! Bitch you did it!!!

12/01/2026

The men are going to hate this but telling women they’re good when they stay home and nest is a tool of the patriarchy. We need to be, quite literally, for the streets —- taking up space, travelling, building, advocating, organizing. Your life will become so much better when you tell realize that when you get out there and explore, your life becomes so much better!!!! GO BE FOR THE STREETS

ITS THAT TIME!! We have successfully reached 25,000 followers and do I have a giveaway planned as a big thank you! (And ...
18/01/2022

ITS THAT TIME!! We have successfully reached 25,000 followers and do I have a giveaway planned as a big thank you! (And yes that’s baby me getting excited about curd rice)

The giveaway highlights South Asian women in business and has been so graciously made possible by .life and

The giveaway will be open for 3 weeks at the end of which I will choose 2 winners - 1 from India and 1 from the US. Below are the rules to participate!

1. Follow these accounts - .life
2. Comment below with your location and by tagging two friends!
3. Extra bonus points when you post this to your story and tag us!

I look forward to announcing the winners - good luck!

Period s*x is normal. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise! Get messy. Get outside your comfort zone. Get freaky. Like if...
14/12/2020

Period s*x is normal. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise! Get messy. Get outside your comfort zone. Get freaky. Like if you agree!

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