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14 May 2025, 3:25 am

:lol: yeah I get it now you've said it

I was completely overthinking that one

Thank you for setting me straight

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14 May 2025, 9:52 am

:lol: I just realised what I said there

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02 Jun 2025, 3:26 pm

Egg-fried rice. :nerdy:

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02 Jun 2025, 3:30 pm

AnonymousAnonymous wrote:

When I was in high school, I thought LGBTQ+ people were really "weird" and "gross", but in the latter part of my high school years, an openly gay faculty member helped me accept the fact that straight people are no different from LGBTQ+ people. I will be forever grateful to him.

I'm cisgender and straight, but I hate it when I get accused of being gay just because I openly support the rights of LGBTQ+ people despite my NT sister being openly asexual much to the dismay of a paternal uncle who believes asexuality isn't real, that she's making it all up and that she uses her age to get out of wanting a boyfriend.

I'm grateful that I learned about Rob Halford's coming out right around the age I was most primed to be a homophobic needledick. It made me both a lot more willing to consider those attitudes as well as to actively stand-up against homophobic bullying of others.

It also changed my attitude towards how I responded to homophobic bullying of myself, because instead of taking it as an attack on my own masculinity it was much easier to treat it as someone exposing their own insecurities.

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02 Jun 2025, 8:01 pm

funeralxempire wrote:

Egg-fried rice. :nerdy:

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23 Jun 2025, 2:52 am

I've come out at non binary today on Facebook. It went better than expected. I feel like I can finally be myself :heart:

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08 Jul 2025, 1:53 am

Congrats

I accepted that I would never be a granny years ago because I could just see how things were working out, then my daughter came out as asexual and she told me I would never be a granny so that kind of sealed it

it does make me feel a tad sad at times though because I would have loved a little gen zedder to hand down all my genes and stuff to

They would have set this world alight!

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