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LGBTQA - Discussion and support.
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if your friends rn arent accepting then i wouldnt tell them for your own safety
though when you come across new people try telling them! unless theyre friends with your current friends then..yeah.
but to tell them i would slowly tell them and explain that you dont want them calling you that and yeah
Mhm i suppose
i have my 3rd appointment at 1pm tomorrow yey, i think i only have to have one more then i begin treatment, but first i have to have blood tests and stuff to ;__; and a body exam ffs help
oooh ok good luck! i got a blood test done a few days ago and i hate needles. body exams suck but i hope everything goes well for you!
I'm just going to have to think look i have to do this, its only doctors, and this is for the rest of my life xDD
There was no need to even post that. Just no. Just don't say anything. No need for a warning.
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I'm not afraid to admit that I once thought I was gay/bisexual in high school. Heck, I had my first bisexual experience with my best friend who was going through the exact same problem as I was. Needless to say, we're both straight now but regardless I didn't know how to feel at the time. I would've had the hardest time telling my dad if I was though. He once told me as a kid, "If you ever end up gay, I'll disown you."
I also have a LOT of gay friends. Hell, one of them is a drag queen. Haha
I also have a LOT of gay friends. Hell, one of them is a drag queen. Haha
It is though...
You're completely entitled to your opinion, and I'm sorry if I sounded harsh, but like you said, if what ever your opinion is pisses people off, then there is no need to even bring it up. I just felt the post was completely unneeded.
Who says straight people have to be completely straight?
Honestly I consider myself straight, but I'm not going to hide the fact that I find women attractive. I've never been interested in women romantically, but I've had my moments throughout uni.
All in all I find strength and confidence incredibly attractive, no matter who the person is. ^^
I also have a friend who's a drag queen and tons of gay friends as well. I even got to participate in a gay pride parade, which was totally fun. I also got to see people I knew in the crowd! =^^=
literally this is a support/discussion thread. do you not think that queer and trans people dont face enough crap already? they dont need to hear this in threads like these.
i dont really know what i am? im floating between pansexual and androsexual..idk. i identified as pan for a while but im really okay with dating anyone, i just have some preferences i guess?? because there are 2 definitions for androsexual and it can get kinda confusing.
never been to a gay pride parade because my parents would kill me.
i dont really have that many straight friends? i think i have like 1-2 but the rest are queer.
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lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer/questioning, asexual
I think it's great that you can be comfortable with your sexuality. Can I just, be your friend? Awesome beard, awesome signature and open-minded opinions make you seem like a wonderful person!
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Oh hai mark
My 3rd appointment went good yay
i have to have endocrinology tests, then begin treatment in like June/July i think
That's good. Good luck.
Jellybean23
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My oldest daughter's best friend is transgender and it's caused a lot of confusion with my parents. I've tried my best to explain to them but I can't convince them that he is not just a confused lesbian pretending to be a boy.
This thread has been eye opening for me, even as someone who knew LGBT basics. There is stuff I had never considered, and I appreciate those who shared so openly.
This thread has been eye opening for me, even as someone who knew LGBT basics. There is stuff I had never considered, and I appreciate those who shared so openly.
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