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Posted
18 minutes ago, Kansas Stormcursed said:

This is also true, just doesn't really bear saying

spoken like a true bisexual

Posted
54 minutes ago, Kansas Stormcursed said:

No

Some people are genuinely at the far end of the spectrum

nah

everyone, deep in their core, at some unknown corner of their heart, have some gay (happi)

52 minutes ago, The Bagel Boy said:

imagine if someone said all gay people had a little straight in them lol

true faxts

Posted (edited)

😋😋homo for real fr

 

my parents pmo a lot sometimes bc they’re pretty old and from like a time period where lgbtq were just starting to become like mainstream things and what not and tho they’re supportive they believe three only one way to be queer like with trans people the other day they saw one of my friends who’s trans and were like “oh well he doesn’t look like he’s trying that hard to look like a guy” and I was like yah but A he lives in a homophobic household there’s not much he can do B there are so many ways to be trans you don’t have to always like hate yourself 25/8 to be trans and you don’t even have to have physical dysphoria many people don’t but some don’t and it’s just so dumb and honestly it makes me worried abt coming out bc I worry they’ll be like super judgmental and like they’d never do it to my face but they’ll talk abt it when I’m not there and yah idk I love them but they don’t rly understand a lot of stuff

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Posted
1 hour ago, Honors Ghost said:

😋😋homo for real fr

 

my parents pmo a lot sometimes bc they’re pretty old and from like a time period where lgbtq were just starting to become like mainstream things and what not and tho they’re supportive they believe three only one way to be queer like with trans people the other day they saw one of my friends who’s trans and were like “oh well he doesn’t look like he’s trying that hard to look like a guy” and I was like yah but A he lives in a homophobic household there’s not much he can do B there are so many ways to be trans you don’t have to always like hate yourself 25/8 to be trans and you don’t even have to have physical dysphoria many people don’t but some don’t and it’s just so dumb and honestly it makes me worried abt coming out bc I worry they’ll be like super judgmental and like they’d never do it to my face but they’ll talk abt it when I’m not there and yah idk I love them but they don’t rly understand a lot of stuff

Even I don't fully understand. I never will, but I fully support my friends choices.

Posted
Just now, Shatter said:

Even I don't fully understand. I never will, but I fully support my friends choices.

Ik I get that and I think they’re similar it just makes me upset bc they act like bc the persons not there it’s okay to talk abt how they don’t pass and it makes me upsetty spaghetti 

Posted
28 minutes ago, Honors Ghost said:

Ik I get that and I think they’re similar it just makes me upset bc they act like bc the persons not there it’s okay to talk abt how they don’t pass and it makes me upsetty spaghetti 

I understand that though. I've experienced the same with my neurodivergence and people talking about me and my friends

Posted
On 12/26/2025 at 7:14 PM, The Bagel Boy said:

how do y'all sort y'alls books?

I have problems and read too much so I have stacks of books all around my room and in my house that my dad hates

Also hi

and bye again I can't be on for the next week

farewell gays

Posted
26 minutes ago, momadrac said:

I have problems and read too much so I have stacks of books all around my room and in my house that my dad hates

Also hi

and bye again I can't be on for the next week

farewell gays

Saddd knees😔

Posted

Theres this great quote

it goes something along the lines of

You can never truly understand someone, but no matter what, you have to try.

Posted
14 minutes ago, CoderDrag0n8 said:

Theres this great quote

it goes something along the lines of

You can never truly understand someone, but no matter what, you have to try.

That is grat

Posted (edited)

I had to write a poem for my English class, so I decided to write about being queer. 

Spoiler

When I was young, a quiet hum Began to vibrate in my core, a song Unwritten, but for endless years it hung Behind a curtain, where I didn't belong. I saw the girls with flowing hair and light, And felt a pull, a flicker, strong and bright. But mirrors showed a different story told, A costume worn, a character grown old.

The world assigned me colors not my own, A boy in blue, a sturdy little frame. But in my heart, a garden had been sown With soft, pink petals, a different, secret name. I longed for dresses, the gentle sway of cloth, To shed the skin of this persistent myth.

Each "he" a pebble, heavy in my throat, A silent plea for all I hadn't got. Then came a day, a crack within the wall, The internet, a book, a whispered truth: That I was me, not trapped, but meant to call Myself by names that fit, a glorious youth. No longer hidden in a make-believe, the woman in the mirror I could retrieve.

And so the grand unveiling has begun, With nervous hands, I reach to clear the fog. A sharpened razor, smoothing stubble done, The hopeful numbers in a doctor's log. Each step is brave, a battle and a bloom, To find my home within my very skin.

The young trans fem, with eyes both old and new, Surviving chaos, choosing to be kind. A life of wonder, beautiful and true, A self that I am proud and glad to find. My truth is fire, a dragon's breath set free, I'm wholly me, and I deserve to be.

But it's nowhere near as good as @Hmmm lies's

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Posted
2 hours ago, Akimikoisthecutest said:

I had to write a poem for my English class, so I decided to write about being queer. 

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When I was young, a quiet hum Began to vibrate in my core, a song Unwritten, but for endless years it hung Behind a curtain, where I didn't belong. I saw the girls with flowing hair and light, And felt a pull, a flicker, strong and bright. But mirrors showed a different story told, A costume worn, a character grown old.

The world assigned me colors not my own, A boy in blue, a sturdy little frame. But in my heart, a garden had been sown With soft, pink petals, a different, secret name. I longed for dresses, the gentle sway of cloth, To shed the skin of this persistent myth.

Each "he" a pebble, heavy in my throat, A silent plea for all I hadn't got. Then came a day, a crack within the wall, The internet, a book, a whispered truth: That I was me, not trapped, but meant to call Myself by names that fit, a glorious youth. No longer hidden in a make-believe, the woman in the mirror I could retrieve.

And so the grand unveiling has begun, With nervous hands, I reach to clear the fog. A sharpened razor, smoothing stubble done, The hopeful numbers in a doctor's log. Each step is brave, a battle and a bloom, To find my home within my very skin.

The young trans fem, with eyes both old and new, Surviving chaos, choosing to be kind. A life of wonder, beautiful and true, A self that I am proud and glad to find. My truth is fire, a dragon's breath set free, I'm wholly me, and I deserve to be.

But it's nowhere near as good as @Hmmm lies's

That’s rly good I lovee

 

i so excited, for my mothers bday we are getting our nails done together 

Posted
3 hours ago, CoderDrag0n8 said:

Theres this great quote

it goes something along the lines of

You can never truly understand someone, but no matter what, you have to try.

Yeah, that is a good quote. I wish more people would listen to it. 

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