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True that! I'm a girly girl, but my sexuality is always called into question. It makes me sad too, because most of the lesbians I know lean towards more butch not because they enjoy it, but because they get tired of people always questioning them. It's really rather sad that they have to feel that way.

I have nothing against butch girls, don't get me wrong. Everyone should just have the right to dress and act how they want without being questioned.


And I wish romantic and attraction were talked about differently. I'm actually a pretty romantic person (somewhat secretly) but since many of the lesbians in my area aren't my type, I never get to be romantic. I hope that when I do find a girl, she's a fan of romantic gestures, because there is going to be a lot of them.

There was this hyper-masculine gay guy who went to my school and he had this huge beef with me being effeminate and androgynous. Because apparently I was "acting gay", and pretending and being attention seeking and I made "normal" gays like him look bad. And being a feminine queer dude i am instantly tagged with being loud, rude and immature.

i ended up headbutting him because when talking to a princess talk smack get smacked ya feel

B'yeah and Im also kind of sick of white breeder girls making sweeping assumptions about me. Like they was aghast at the idea that I can find trans guys and some tomboys attractive. Because apparently vagina's are gay-vampire garlic or something. And then asking me deeply personal questions like im a side-show attraction.
 
And being a feminine queer dude i am instantly tagged with being loud, rude and immature.

i ended up headbutting him because when talking to a princess talk smack get smacked ya feel

Gee I wonder why people think you're rude and immature.
 
I was S, then B, then G now B:D But yeah, I wanna change to S again?><
 
Well, I'm a Christian. And I don't see why people hate on LGBT people. It's their life, let them live it. I'm for equal rights for everyone, even though I'm straight myself. And literally, my thought process changed thanks to TBT. So whee!

sorry if this is too early of a reply to reply, but yea I'm with you. I'm a Christian, and personally straight myself, but I have no problem with LGBT because it's your life, and you should live it how you want. even the bible says to love everyone and that God loves everyone, so yea. Christians who take everything to the extreme about LGBT and are against it, are doing it wrong.
In my personal opinion!
 
I don't believe in labels, you are what you are and why do you need to restrict yourself under a title?

I am not sure what I am yet, I might be pansexual? But again, I don't like to place titles
I fully support it though, and if someone is against it, it is fine. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, but if someone has the right to believe that it is wrong, then we have the right to say that it's okay.

Goes both ways... You can't really be mad at someone for believing what they do y'know?
As long as they don't shove their beliefs down my throat like a giant dick I am fine 0: - )
 
I don't believe in labels, you are what you are and why do you need to restrict yourself under a title

I kinda agree, I think people get hung up WAY too much on specific terms, like nether your gay or straight or whatever and it stresses them out too much to be healthy. And I think sexuality totally can change over time, and that its a fluid kind of thing and there will always be exceptions.

But labels are important in that they easily allow me to explain briefly, and not in-depth to new people what I like, you know? And as a minority my queer-ness is also a pretty big part of my identity, so as easy and fun as it is to say "Screw sexuality be free you flower child!", actually no, I wear my sexuality like a badge because i get pooped on a lot for it. And its important for me as a minority to have a strong, bold sense of identity against the oppressive breeder horde.
 
Thank you!!! I agree! It isn't a debatable thing for all human beings to have equal rights :) Still a step in the right direction.

I think its flat out dumb that governments even have laws around marriage. A traditionally religious ceremony about interpersonal relationships. Like government should be secular first of all, and secondly why do they care 'bout who I'm bonin'? And now the law causes all a hoot-nannious myriad of problems from poly-amorous people and queers.
 
I think its flat out dumb that governments even have laws around marriage. A traditionally religious ceremony about interpersonal relationships. Like government should be secular first of all, and secondly why do they care 'bout who I'm bonin'? And now the law causes all a hoot-nannious myriad of problems from poly-amorous people and queers.
Well, because most laws get their basis from religions. Despite the separation of church and state, it is still to be expected if the people who wrote the laws in the first place mostly Christian.
Obviously things are different now and we still need to officially make the jump, but just imagine how much worse it was decades ago when same sex relations were considered in general - in the eyes of the law - illegal under the name of sodomy.
 
If you?re gay, that?s cool
If you?re a lesbian, that?s cool
If you?re asexual, that?s cool
If you?re bisexual, that?s cool
If you?re pansexual, that?s cool
If you?re straight, that?s cool
If you?re not sure, that?s cool


If you hate on somebody for their sexuality, f you....
 
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