Huddle Is Now the Home for Fandoms

"Huddle started as a mental health community — a place where people could feel safe and not feel alone. That intention hasn't changed. But over the years, I noticed something. People weren't just coming here to talk about what they were going through. They were also coming here to talk about what they loved. Some of you met your closest friends here. Some of you even met your partners. A few have gone on to get married.

Fandoms weren't something separate from Huddle — they were already becoming a part of it. And I realized: healing is not only about what hurts. It's also about what brings you back to life.

The heart of Huddle is not changing. This is an expansion — a place where people can share what they love, what excites them, and what gives them joy. Because that has always been Huddle's value. Shared presence."