Photo credit: BSA Photography
Welcome to Nolapapa.com!
My name is Erik Alexander and my family and I are from
New Orleans, Louisiana. We have two daughters and I strongly feel that as a LGBTQ family, especially in the south, it's important for us & others like us to help light the way for the ones that need hope. We live in an incredibly divisive time and right now visibility is critical to help destigmatize and normalize same sex families.
We love our children just as any other straight family does, if not more than some.
Just like them, we would do anything on Earth for our babies. We do that every single day, regardless if we are two dads.
It is my mission to broaden the one sided view of the stereotypical American family. We too, are living the American dream. We are the new normal, loving family that teaches our children acceptance of all walks of life and the importance of being kind to one another.
Our place in this world is earned, not owed.
My hope is that through my blog, Nolapapa.com,
I am able to bury my insecurities, my fears, and my failures- for all to read, in hopes to see my weaknesses sprout and transform into self improvement, resilience, and embrace an unapologetic renewal. My past helped make me who I am today- but who I am tomorrow depends on how I choose to get there, today.
New Orleans, Louisiana. We have two daughters and I strongly feel that as a LGBTQ family, especially in the south, it's important for us & others like us to help light the way for the ones that need hope. We live in an incredibly divisive time and right now visibility is critical to help destigmatize and normalize same sex families.
We love our children just as any other straight family does, if not more than some.
Just like them, we would do anything on Earth for our babies. We do that every single day, regardless if we are two dads.
It is my mission to broaden the one sided view of the stereotypical American family. We too, are living the American dream. We are the new normal, loving family that teaches our children acceptance of all walks of life and the importance of being kind to one another.
Our place in this world is earned, not owed.
My hope is that through my blog, Nolapapa.com,
I am able to bury my insecurities, my fears, and my failures- for all to read, in hopes to see my weaknesses sprout and transform into self improvement, resilience, and embrace an unapologetic renewal. My past helped make me who I am today- but who I am tomorrow depends on how I choose to get there, today.
My work from Nolapapa.com can also be found on:
Gayswithkids.com
You can find them on Facebook and Instagram @gays_with_kids
as well as
lovewhatmatters.com
You can find them on Facebook and Instagram @lovewhatmatters
Gayswithkids.com
You can find them on Facebook and Instagram @gays_with_kids
as well as
lovewhatmatters.com
You can find them on Facebook and Instagram @lovewhatmatters
