Grounded | One Outside Film Grant

Two black queer women are navigating the demands of life with their two children. Quinn is exhausted mentally, physically, and spiritually. In an urban city filled with constant overstimulation, and life’s demands pulling us in every direction, we need to find ways to unplug, get grounded, and reconnect with who we are at the core. Quinn’s wife Riley encourages her to come with her outdoors; despite her objections and biases Quinn finally agrees to go. Their experience outdoors in nature changes her. For the first time in a long time, she feels at ease and falls in love with the serenity of nature. She understands that nature is for everyone, and wants to share that with their children too.

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Nature brings happiness.

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true family values. ideal family and ideal love centering on God. living for the sake of others. husband and wife for conjugal relationship, brothers and sisters for back and forth, parents and children for vertical relationship. God dwells on the center of these three relaionship. so family is spherical. sexual purity before marriage and abstinence after marriage. true love is absolute, unchanging, unique, and eternal. ideal man and woman is what we have to be to true couple. God is the parent of all humankind.