lgbtq

The letters LGBTQ are just another way of saying that Love is Love.

Being Demisexual
Sometimes I think to myself, "How in the world could I have possibly thought that I was straight?" But when I was a kid, you were either straight or gay. Then bisexuality became a norm in middle school. No one talked about being any form of asexuality because we simply weren't aware. So, since I'm heteroromantic, I assumed I was heterosexual.
By C.D. C7 years ago in Humans
Fuck You! From the Universe
Every day, my emotions own me. There is not a day when I am allowed to control them. Many people have told me that I don't make an effort, that I want to be miserable. What they don't realize is that people like me make great efforts and try as hard as we can. Unfortunately, I am part of the fraction of that group of people that doesn't succeed. I can't stop my emotions from running rapid, nor keep them from colliding into each other. My emotions don't only change with the environment. They can change anytime without a specific reason. I can't control them, but I can hide them for a while. It takes a lot of brain power for me to keep them hidden. However, it is still my mind, which means these emotions can become dangerous, to myself mostly.
By Keisen Sky7 years ago in Humans
Average Boy, Looking
Jacob was your average sort of guy. Or at least that's what he told people, and the people believed him. Sitting in a coffee shop on a Wednesday afternoon in March, he realised for the first time that perhaps he was not what you might call, average.
By George Boundy7 years ago in Humans
How Do I Know?
Subtlety is not something that I am familiar with. In every area of my life, bluntness is the name of the game. No one has time for the silly games of "well, maybe, kind of..." etc. Yet twice in the last few months, I have learned the hard way that there were two guys interested in me and had been very subtle about trying to tell me.
By Edward Anderson7 years ago in Humans
A Short Story
I haven't always known I was gay or gender non-conforming. I used to be cishet. But the first time I remember my gayness coming out is when I was a young child.
By Lillian Payne7 years ago in Humans
Lost
Hi there, my name is Minnie and like this story is titled, I am lost. I am nearing sixty, been married for half that to a very devoted man, but I think that I am a Lesbian. This is my story.
By Jodi Roberts7 years ago in Humans
M/F/X
“Are you a boy or a girl?” It took a minute. There was a bemused stare before an equally bemused reply. “A… girl? Why else would I be here? This is an all-girls school.”
By Rey Vargas7 years ago in Humans
Being a Boy in a Girl's Body
I think I always knew that I was a boy, I just didn't realize what I was feeling until about 11th grade. When I was little, I had an imaginary world in my head, and I think I still do. In that world, I was a boy. I thought everyone had thoughts of being the opposite gender, but as I grew older, I started to question myself.
By Sam7 years ago in Humans
Falling for a Straight Guy (Pt. 2)
After Malcolm, I felt less suffocated. The energy I put into liking him turned to hatred. Every time I saw him, I would get pissed off. I either left the room or insulted him. I called him a caramel cunt from time to time. Believe it or not, it was satisfying. It was good to get back to reality and get on with my life. It was nice to be free, even for only a few months.
By Keisen Sky7 years ago in Humans
LGBTQ Based Research Paper
I am conducting a research report on the LGBTQ community, in which I identify. I am conducting research about how different factors affect how the world perceives us. The factors that I have identified to be the most influential in the treatment of LGBTQ members: college, sports, and religion, generation, race, and gender roles. Additionally, if anyone reading this felt as if there were other factors that affected our perception, please feel free to contact me.
By Ira Calvin7 years ago in Humans
Falling for a Straight Guy (Pt. 1)
Love is not easy. Many stories are about a guy who has a crush on a girl. Typically, the guy is afraid to talk the girl, which makes it harder for him to tell her how he feels. There are many ways this can turn out. He tells her how he feels and she rejects him, he tells her how he feels and she likes him back, or he may not tell her at all. This is the typical love story. It's cute, a common story. It's the common "Romeo and Juliet" without death (most of the time). What many don't expect in a story like is a guy who infatuates over another guy.
By Keisen Sky7 years ago in Humans
Dear Cis Gay Men, Transgender People Matter Too!
Let me start off by saying, I am a Cis Gay Male! Is that important to know? Yes it is! Why? Because I'm sick and tired of hearing Cis Gay Men bash the Transgender community!
By Edwin Betancourt Jr.7 years ago in Humans