I'm a G .
Greekosexual.
LGBT members on the forum?
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I'm a G .
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I'm F.
That's a sexual orientation, right?
Though I support all of the letters of the alphabet. GSA, ftw!
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B stands for birdsexual, doesn't it.
You freaks.
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I'm F.
That's a sexual orientation, right?
Though I support all of the letters of the alphabet. GSA, ftw!
You're a Furry? Not sure that would count in this thread….
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As someone who has had sex offline before I just want to say I'm pretty sure I've never heard of anyone using letters as a form of denoting their identity for reals
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@The:
As someone who has had sex offline
This exists???
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i discovered it last winter during a mishap on my expedition
the yetis are a proud race but they indulged freely so long as I promised to never bring it to the Dark Lands
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I have two letters to my name, T and L.
No really, those are the two letters in my actual first name.
But offline, I'd just say I'm a trans lesbian. -
I have two letters to my name, T and L.
No really, those are the two letters in my actual first name.
But offline, I'd just say I'm a trans lesbian.Well this is….new.
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@The:
As someone who has had sex offlines
I love that you had to specify.
Though has anyone had sex online? :ermm:
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If you keep picking at it you might find a joke or two
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'Twas my intention.
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It's nice to see support :p I'm a G myself lol How is everyone btw?
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@No:
Well this is….new.
Yep, just woke up this morning feelin' trans and queer. Been this way for a couple of hours now.
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All these straight up G's in here.
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All these straight up G's in here.
I'm a B myself.Nice :) So, anyone still watching Thriller bark? I barely got to that point in the story.
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I'm F.
That's a sexual orientation, right?
Though I support all of the letters of the alphabet. GSA, ftw!
NO!
Letter segregation forever!
Fucking hate Os… Piece of shit letter.
And why do Is always have to come before E, except after C? Why does E have to go to the back of the bus? That's racist!
Thank god for the word 'weird'. That word is the Rosa Parks of the English language.
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And why do Is always have to come before E, except after C? Why does E have to go to the back of the bus? That's racist!
Thank god for the word 'weird'. That word is the Rosa Parks of the English language.
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NO!
And why do Is always have to come before E, except after C? Why does E have to go to the back of the bus? That's racist!
Thank god for the word 'weird'. That word is the Rosa Parks of the English language.
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Glad to see we have a nice LGBLT&BBQ community
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I might take this time to officially "come out".
I'm a "G", if I were to express it like that.
And no one knows about it.
I hate myself sometimes.
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I might take this time to officially "come out".
I'm a "G", if I were to express it like that.
And no one knows about it.
I hate myself sometimes.
Is it that hard to come out in Sweden?
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Well, no. My parents would surely accept me, and my friends might as well. I'm just a coward.
And it doesn't help that I have a crush on my best friend, who is very, very straight. sigh
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Overall i'd say that Sweden is a gay friendly place, but there's always the backwoods and the muslim neighbourhoods
But i imagine that it's never easy to take the step even if you live in san francisco
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NO!
Letter segregation forever!
Fucking hate Os… Piece of shit letter.
And why do Is always have to come before E, except after C? Why does E have to go to the back of the bus? That's racist!
Thank god for the word 'weird'. That word is the Rosa Parks of the English language.
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And why do Is always have to come before E, except after C? Why does E have to go to the back of the bus? That's racist!
Thank god for the word 'weird'. That word is the Rosa Parks of the English language.
Still haven't found any uses for the letter X. :unsure:
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And it doesn't help that I have a crush on my best friend, who is very, very straight. sigh
I knew the feel once. I'm sorry.
And I haven't opened up to everyone just yet. Some, but not all.
Still haven't found any uses for the letter X. :unsure:
The bastard confuses children by not having any words that start with him beyond Xylophone or X-Ray.
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I'm asexual, for what it's worth. Or an "A", I guess you could say.
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It's getting increasingly more difficult to keep it a secret (which I don't want to do forever, but still), because I've got really big… cravings I guess you can call it. I mean, I'm 19 now, and I've never been with anyone, male or female.
I don't necessarily mean that I'm craving for something sexual, just someone to be with. Someone to share myself with.
It sure feels good to talk about though, I've never even written something about this before. ^_^
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well if you are any other gays want to sit around and talk about stuff be it dicks or video games or life or w/e you can come http://tinychat.com/elationformation
there are a lot of tinychat rooms for gays this is probably one of the more silent ones, most ppl keep it open and then do stuff and tab back in whenever. We're not loud and the boys aren't typically as cute as the ones in the other tinychats but we've been around longer then all of them and are a swell crowd once u get used to us. Not too keen on females though. If we don't suit your fancy you can try
/bananafever
/redditgaymers pw:gonads
/gaybros pw: bromothere are lots of places rly where you can be chill and gay and talk
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It's getting increasingly more difficult to keep it a secret (which I don't want to do forever, but still), because I've got really big… cravings I guess you can call it. I mean, I'm 19 now, and I've never been with anyone, male or female.
I don't necessarily mean that I'm craving for something sexual, just someone to be with. Someone to share myself with.
It sure feels good to talk about though, I've never even written something about this before. ^_^
I'm a 20 year old transwoman (granted I've yet to officially come out to family and such) and I'm in the same position relationship wise. It is rough, especially if you're still in the closet about it. However, if what I have seen from you around the forum is any indication, you'll definitely find a nice guy I'm sure of it.
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You can be gay, lesbian, trans, or bi–as long as your a good person, I couldn't care less.
Also...I won't deny...I'm kinda-sorta confused what a "trans" person is? What exactly does it entail? (I always thought it entailed dressing in the opposite genders clothing).
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So many accepting people in this forum. It's nice and refreshing!
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I never had to come out of any closet so I find the circumstance kind of funny to me. Not like haha funny, just foreign funny, because the only thing I liked about the way I grew up was that my gender and identity was so fluid and free that I felt beautifully relaxed about who I was. So many kids grow up with conflicted ideas about the gender institutions society puts on them, or are negatively influenced about their bodies and stuff, especially trans kids, and I sort of avoided that mess somehow
I grew up with long long hair and a supportive twin brother (actually he pushed me in the direction anyways because I think he selfishly wanted to be THE GUY so i let him have it) and effeminate features and mannerisms and by the time I was old enough that my dad felt comfortable questioning any of it without fear that it would be compromising to my identity or something, the damage was done and he was like "well whatever if you wanna wear your sister's weird pilgrim blouse thing that's okay I guess you're fuckin weird anyways". I mostly dressed androgynously for years though I wore dresses all the time when my dad wasn't around, which was mostly always
Also my actual birth name is ASHLEY seriously how could it be any more perfect, that is such an androgynous name
If anything I did like tell him explicitly when I was like 18 and he was like
oh i thought you were gay all these years
AND ONLY THEN did he actually get concerned but I shut it down pretty fast.
I dunno. I love being me. After puberty hit me I can't exactly live the way I used to without feeling self conscious, but fuck, like I said my gender and sexuality is so free and flowing it's wonderful. I have had such diverse interpersonal relationships that my horizons could not be wider. If there is anything I like about being me it's that
For the record yeah I'm transgendered, but I am also technically pansexual doo dah band though I never use the label
I have had HATE STUFF done to me and thrown at me, my brother was my only friend for years almost everywhere we went, and sometimes I have felt really uncomfortable based on people around me, but I'm still really proud of how I've lived these years and I only wish more people in my situation could've had it this easy when it was what so much of them wanted
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So many accepting people in this forum. It's nice and refreshing!
Why, are most other forums hateful?
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@The:
Also…I won't deny...I'm kinda-sorta confused what a "trans" person is? What exactly does it entail? (I always thought it entailed dressing in the opposite genders clothing).
To put it as succinctly as possible, it essentially comes down to a matter of Gender identity. If you've heard the phrase "girl/boy born into the wrong body", that's the basic idea. Gender expression is when trans folks want to live as the gender they identify with. But getting into the nitty gritty of gender expression is something I'm not properly equipped to explain but there really is no "right" or "wrong" way to act as a woman/man, meaning stuff like sexual reassignment surgeries is not a requirement nor should it be.
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My family has quite a bit of superstition. And tragically…my family seems to have a bit of a curse. I don't believe in curses, and neither do I believe in this one, but there has been a trend in my bloodline. A certain common event has struck the previous generation of my family, specifically the homosexual males. You can probably guess what it is. Because of this, it's really hard for me to reveal my sexuality. Not because they won't accept me (although it will take a while for my father to accept it I'm sure), but because they fear that I'll follow a similar fate and I know that scares them.
I don't believe in curses, but I can easily break this trend.
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Why, are most other forums hateful?
I just mean in my in real life dealings and other internet hangouts there are a lot of close minded people. I like that this forum is typically accepting it's nice to have a break here.
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Why, are most other forums hateful?
A lot of the internet, it seems. Or maybe the haters just mewl the loudest.
But, yeah. I love that AP is so progressive in this sense. Refreshing indeed.
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My family has quite a bit of superstition. And tragically…my family seems to have a bit of a curse. I don't believe in curses, and neither do I believe in this one, but there has been a trend in my bloodline. A certain common event has struck the previous generation of my family, specifically the homosexual males. You can probably guess what it is. Because of this, it's really hard for me to reveal my sexuality. Not because they won't accept me (although it will take a while for my father to accept it I'm sure), but because they fear that I'll follow a similar fate and I know that scares them.
I don't believe in curses, but I can easily break this trend.
Curse? I'm intrigued. Is it death or drug addiction or something?
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@The:
Also my actual birth name is ASHLEY seriously how could it be any more perfect, that is such an androgynous name
Same here, my name is TAYLOR. :P
@The:
I dunno. I love being me. After puberty hit me I can't exactly live the way I used to without feeling self conscious, but fuck, like I said my gender and sexuality is so free and flowing it's wonderful. I have had such diverse interpersonal relationships that my horizons could not be wider. If there is anything I like about being me it's that
I started hormone treatment before puberty finished up for me.
Ironically, I'm still depressed as fuck. Every time I look in the mirror, I feel like dying. >_>
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This thread makes me feel good to be a member of it… that being said, I don't really advertise this anywhere so, 'ere goes...
I belong to the T category of LGBT... yeah...
Nobody be angry at me for not telling you plz...
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This seems to be the perfect thread for what I'm about to write down.
I've probably confessed it already in the Confession thread, but not in this form.I've been a very stubborn kid in all my life. For example, I didn't wear what I didn't want to (this started when I first went to school). That includes dresses, skirts, or anything girly. Even if my relatives bought beautiful ones, I just hated all of them.
The other thing is, I always hung out with boys. Almost with no exceptions. I just felt they were more fun and I resembled them in more ways than the girls. To be honest, this is still the case somehow.Now you might say it's all okay, and I'm sure it is, but there was a pretty annoying side-effect to all this.
Kids asking me if I was a boy or a girl, people mistaking me for a boy and jerk kids bullying me with it (not with their fists though, only with their words). And it is still ongoing even though I don't dress as much of a boy anymore.
I'm aware that this shouldn't have been a big deal, but somehow, over the years, all those "are you a boy or a girl" things made me unsure about what I'm doing is right or wrong. Even when I went to a bookstore, two girls were whispering to each other if I was a boy or a girl (I could hear them though). As far as I know, I'm the only one around that has this "problem". There was one period when I tried to ignore all of it, but then came the paranoic part when I heard "is it a boy or a girl" from every damn corner and whenever I heard someone laughing nearby, I always imagined they were laughing at me.When I was in Paris, I was lucky enough to be put together with two not so sympathetic girls. On of them once asked me why I was such a tomboy and before I could answer, she asked "Are you a lesbian" and they had the laugh of their lives. Of course I tried to laugh with them, but deep down, it made me realize that all this time, it wasn't just about me being a tomboy. The people around me always thought I was a lesbian, perhaps? Why? Because I was different, because I preferred boys' clothes and boys' company? Is that what makes me a lesbian for them?
What am I, really? And why am I being pushed around to this day?
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What am I, really? And why am I being pushed around to this day?
Sadly humans have been so into categorizing things that we categorized ourselves based on everything. And to people who are either ignorant or simply uneducated on the matter it's just them doing more of the same and feeling like that's ok. Like it's ok to say two men are different because one is black and one white, or like two people are different because one is male and the other is female.
BUT, things change. Racism went from being the universal norm to something negative (sadly still prevalent.) Kids in countries like the US and European nations today can't imagine a world in which black people and women can't vote, and even newer generations don't see the big deal with gay people being together and happy and having kids.
We're at that age at which it's becoming universally ok for people to be whoever they want. And sure, there's a lot of hate out there, but the reason why it's so vocal right now it's because those few people who hate this change realize it's inevitable.
You are you, and that's that. You don't have to let who you are be defined simply by being a man or a woman, or liking men or liking woman … that's not what makes a person. Attitude, ambition, will, love, friendships, actions… those are the things that make a person.
btw, as an aside, I always figured a One Piece community would be an amazingly welcoming one, since by the time I joined here the Impel Down arc had happened and Ivankov's speech had taken place. I really appreciate and respect what Oda is doing with his art, and hopefully if I do become a writer I can do the same for the world.
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So, my best friend and I are very close, but that's all we are: friends.
However, we sometimes pretend to be a couple because we like to annoy/confuse people. We're awful like that XD
During today's lecture she had her left hand on my thigh the entire time (2 hours), and that's saying something since she's left-handed and therefore had to write with her non-dominant hand.
I know she meant nothing by it and was just bored (plus we like to play "dominance games"), but … heh, I'm not complaining.As for what "letter" I am ... I honestly have no idea. If I had to choose, I'd say something close to B, but not quite.
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Why? Because I was different, because I preferred boys' clothes and boys' company? Is that what makes me a lesbian for them?
What am I, really? And why am I being pushed around to this day?
Fuck them. Sorry but there's people just being curious and then people just being, well, stupid. Just ignore that last bit completely as it's just two cunts being exactly what they are.
And I've seen people I couldn't size up properly myself in the past, you're not the only one :D
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Curse? I'm intrigued. Is it death or drug addiction or something?
Disease. Then death from said disease.
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This seems to be the perfect thread for what I'm about to write down.
I've probably confessed it already in the Confession thread, but not in this form.I've been a very stubborn kid in all my life. For example, I didn't wear what I didn't want to (this started when I first went to school). That includes dresses, skirts, or anything girly. Even if my relatives bought beautiful ones, I just hated all of them.
The other thing is, I always hung out with boys. Almost with no exceptions. I just felt they were more fun and I resembled them in more ways than the girls. To be honest, this is still the case somehow.Now you might say it's all okay, and I'm sure it is, but there was a pretty annoying side-effect to all this.
Kids asking me if I was a boy or a girl, people mistaking me for a boy and jerk kids bullying me with it (not with their fists though, only with their words). And it is still ongoing even though I don't dress as much of a boy anymore.
I'm aware that this shouldn't have been a big deal, but somehow, over the years, all those "are you a boy or a girl" things made me unsure about what I'm doing is right or wrong. Even when I went to a bookstore, two girls were whispering to each other if I was a boy or a girl (I could hear them though). As far as I know, I'm the only one around that has this "problem". There was one period when I tried to ignore all of it, but then came the paranoic part when I heard "is it a boy or a girl" from every damn corner and whenever I heard someone laughing nearby, I always imagined they were laughing at me.When I was in Paris, I was lucky enough to be put together with two not so sympathetic girls. On of them once asked me why I was such a tomboy and before I could answer, she asked "Are you a lesbian" and they had the laugh of their lives. Of course I tried to laugh with them, but deep down, it made me realize that all this time, it wasn't just about me being a tomboy. The people around me always thought I was a lesbian, perhaps? Why? Because I was different, because I preferred boys' clothes and boys' company? Is that what makes me a lesbian for them?
What am I, really? And why am I being pushed around to this day?
Nothing wrong with what you're doing. Do whatever you like. When confronted with confrontational situations like those, I just keep as natural a smile as I can and defuse it quickly. This usually works by saying something that leads them on like "Oh yeah? Well your mother is… ... ... A VERY NICE AND LOVELY LADY." So they have that moment where they think we're going to go at it, then I defuse them by them just thinking I'm silly. Works a lot of the time, just gotta be careful how weird you go, don't wanna go too far. Orrr you can just totally blow them off by being distracted by something like a book or your phone, and when they ask the lesbian question, just give them a super quick, half-second "Haha dunno", like you just don't care at all, then go right back to your distraction of choice. And after a while, you won't care, as you'll have to wonder how meaningless and trivial someone's life is if they have to cling onto something like someone's gender identity.
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What am I, really? And why am I being pushed around to this day?
So are you a lesbian? Are you a girl who is sexual attracted to girls. Or maybe you just don't gender identify with females. Maybe you want to call yourself pansexual or asexual or if you prefer dressing like a boy you can call yourself transexual. There are a lot of labels you can attach to yourself if you want and there are a lot of labels other people can attach to you if they want but they don't really mean anything.
You are you. And most people don't understand that so you're going to have to drop down a couple levels and use one of the above words but they'll never completely describe what you are. So if you don't know you are explore and figure it out and once you know just know that you know and that should be enough. For everyone else have a word ready cause they never stop asking and you'll never have the time or the patience to explain yourself to anyone who would ask.