Stories From the Rest of the World

This is truly one of the first shows where I feel honestly represented. Not only does the show depict family relationships but the way it respects and honours the lgbt community and the way the cast have been absolute committed to authentic truth telling is a first for me in tv. I feel seen and valued. To see a strong female character in Wynonna be able to be both strong and vulnerable and have the loving relationships she has developed not only with her sister Waverly but also with Nicole is special. Each character is fully formed and not stereotypical. She is truly unique in the TV landscape. The men are also not typically masculine - they are true men in every aspect of what that word should mean. The Homestead is Home, it is Love.

I started watching Wynonna Earp back in March 2020 during quarantine. This show means so much for me, especially when I was coming in terms with myself and my sexuality. Seeing Waverly discover herself in her own journey has been so inspiring to me and makes me feel seen because I don’t feel weird about being queer. Now, I feel more like Nicole, more accepting and confident about myself and not living in the shadows anymore. Seeing Wynonna accept Waverly, Nicole and Jeremy has given me hope that yes, there are people who are willing to accept and love you, whether they are blood family or not. I can’t express enough gratitude to the entire cast, crew and the team for making this beautiful show! Thank you for giving me a new life!

This show and more so Wayhaught actually made me for the first time in my life feel comfortable with who I am. I can go out to family event now with out being uncomfortable and free enough to be me. Thank you Wynonna Earp,

I started watching the show during the early days of the pandemia and it really was a motivation during these difficult times. I never thought that a series could help me so much, each character has taught me a lot. Especially Nicole and Waverly, their story show me that love is the most important thing and that I should not be afraid to be who I really am. In the end what matters is that a person makes you happy and love deeply. That’s why thanks to the show I gained th courage to come out to my family and friends. I remember when I saw the first kiss between Nicole and Waverly, I said to myself, I want to be like Waverly and just go for it, be brave as she was.

I was searching for some queer content last year in the midst of pandemic when I came across Wayhaught in Instagram. Checked on their story through Youtube and instantly fell inlove with their amazing chemistry. Binge-watched it in Netflix from then until now. Wynonna Earp had helped me kept sane during this pandemic. It is my comfort watch since then and I have never been so obsessed with a TV show before. Finger-crossing season 5 will be confirmed soon. E4L ♥️

Wynonna Earp came to me during the lockdown, which is also the time I felt most alone in my life. Unfortunately in my country, there aren't enough good shows with women so powerful and good LGBT representation. This show not only excites me, but warms my heart as well. It has introduced me to a community wherein I can truly be myself and feel like I belong.

As a young kid, there was little to nothing involving LGBTQ+ rep so there was nothing that I could look up at and say ‘hey, their like me’. Then Wynonna Earp came along, and gosh did this show change my life. I became an official Earper in 2016, I was 13 and I found it through a top 10 list floating around YouTube and, yes I did come for Wayhaught but I stayed for the badassery that is Wynonna Earp. I got to witness one of the greatest love stories ever told about two women finding each other even in literal Purgatory, I can say without a doubt that Wynonna Earp saves my life This show has taught me to fight my demons head on but not by myself, that family can be chosen not blood and that love always wins. ❤️