Relationships

IDENTITY UNVEILED
I'd always felt different, like a puzzle piece that didn't quite fit. Growing up, I struggled to understand my emotions, my attractions. I'd feel drawn to one gender, then the other, leaving me confused and uncertain.
By Sharon Oghenekaroabout a year ago in Pride
....is typing a message
3:15am I've been doing a lot of writing the past few weeks, which is great because I had writer's block for such a long time. I've been really excited about my writing lately. So much so that I broke my silence with her and I wrote her. I sent her a google translate link to my poem, "Growing up gay" in Turkish.
By ᔕᗩᗰ ᕼᗩᖇTYabout a year ago in Pride
The Taste of Connection
Eggs, flour, sugar, meat, potatoes, cold cuts, paper towels, candy, a bottle of rosé wine. It’s Friday. The day Simon allows himself to indulge. He plans to bake a cake when he gets home and enjoy the warmth from the oven while he prepares dinner in his large, bright kitchen, savoring the taste of the cool rosé.
By Henrik Hagelandabout a year ago in Pride
Headcanons
I've been writing fanfiction for a long time. As I mentioned in my other Representation entry, I didn't grow up seeing myself represented in Media. On the rare occasion that I did see Autism, or Asexuality, represented, it was usually as a caricature, or the punchline of a joke, or a problem to be solved. Other times, as diversity became a popular thing to include, it would be shown as an excuse for poor behaviour, or, more rarely, as Inspirational(TM), to make a character more impressive for having already overcome their hurdles due to their Special Interest being seen as valuable, like Rain Man or The Good Doctor.
By Natasja Roseabout a year ago in Pride
What the hell am I (and who the hell cares)?
Hello, nice to meet you! If you don’t know why you are reading this, my name is Neko Case. I am an American musician. I get interviewed and asked many questions. Some are too hard to answer in a few sentences, or 140 characters àla Twitter, and sometimes they simply distract from what I want to discuss: the music. MUSIC is my job.
By Someoneabout a year ago in Pride
Love
Yes, I love you, I love her, too, Our hands were made for holding, Not one, but two, Yes, I have feelings for males, And females,
By Carol Ann Townendabout a year ago in Pride
Shattered to Strength
The crushing weight of anti-love you used against me kept me down without a way to breathe you found my weakest seams and pulled the strings
By Barb Dukemanabout a year ago in Pride
Not a Misery Chick. Runner-up in Represented Challenge.
When I was younger, My peers thought I was "abnormal" because I didn't have crushes like the others, Or if I did, they lived in stories,
By Karina Thyraabout a year ago in Pride
A Lesson on Pride and Relationships. AI-Generated.
In a world where marriages and relationships are often tested, it’s easy to let pride, anger, or outside influence seep in and wreak havoc. Recently, I came across a story shared by Emeka Miky Oduije that deeply touched me. It’s the story of a divorced mother, now 32 years old, who opened up about the mistakes she made in her marriage, hoping her experience would encourage others to cherish and protect their relationships.
By Dome Emmanuelabout a year ago in Pride
MILLIONAIRE CALLS OUT GIRL FOR FAKE PURSE, WHAT HAPPENS NEXT IS SHOCKING
In a world obsessed with status and financial things, it's easy to feel pressured to project an image of success—even if it means faking it. Francesca, a hardworking young woman, understood this all too well. She worked at Capital Trading Company, a small brokerage firm. Determined to build a reputation for herself, Francesca frequently found herself surrounded by people who defined success in terms of designer products, luxury cars, and expensive dinners. One day, a meeting at a high-end restaurant transformed her life.
By julius about a year ago in Pride
How to Wear Rudraksha: A Comprehensive Guide
Rudraksha beads hold significant spiritual and healing powers in Hindu culture. Anyone can wear them regardless of gender, age, or cultural background. This guide will explore how to wear Rudraksha, the preparation process, rules to follow, and tips for caring for your beads to harness their full potential.
By M K Giri (AI Writter)about a year ago in Pride
Represented
I remember the first time I truly saw LGBTQ+ representation which made me stop and think differently. It wasn’t something I actively went looking for, but I came across it while watching The Fosters. The show follows a diverse family with biological, adopted, and foster children, and one of the characters, Jude, really stood out to me. Jude was just a kid trying to figure out who he was navigating all those confusing emotions while growing up, and his storyline hit me in a way I hadn’t expected.
By Akano Tessyabout a year ago in Pride