Khalis

my brain at 12:00 am on june 1st:

i love my fans 💚

rb with your name, orientations and gender, preferred pronouns, optionally some struggles or joy being LGBTQ has brought you, and some comfort/affirmations or whatever for the person before and after you!!!! why is this so detailed bruh. and tag peeps ig??

Hai! I'm Nyxon

I am transgender FTM, asexual, and omniromantic!

My preferred pronouns are he/they!

Being LGBTQ makes me happy. Despite being cloested, it makes me feel like what I am actually makes sense and I'm not just some weird ahh guy. I used to be a girl who was angry a lot of the time for no reason, which is ironic ngl

Whoever you are, you are valid.

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!!!

I am [sexuality has not been unlocked], asexual, and nonbinary!

My preferred pronouns are They/Them. :)

I have a bunch of friends in the LGBTQ+ society...*stares*

Person before me: *deep breath* GET GENDER-AFFIRMED NYXON! HOW HE/HIM OF YOU! THEIR SO AWESOME GUYS LOOK HE/THEY HE/THEY HE/THEY BOY BOY BOY! AHHH THEY ARE SO ACCEPTED AND SCRUMPTIOUS WOWZA! EVERYONE LOVES THEM THEM THEM RIGHT???? (I am. So sorry if this is overboard. ^^' You can burn me at the stake if you want.)

Person after me: You're so cool and amazing and I think you deserve everything you put your little LGBTQ+ friendly heart to. :)

Happy pride month everyone! Have a very safe month because I am going to run over all the homophobe-shaped speed bumps as a treat! :3c

i am genderfluid, aegosexual, and abroromantic!

[id: i am genderfluid, aegosexual, and abroromantic!]

my preferred pronouns depend on the day or situation... but i use she/her and he/him separately, or sometimes interchangeably. currently i think i'm going by he/him right now...

being queer is a very mixed experience for me. romantically, i absolutely love that i am able to feel attraction towards the beauty of every gender (albeit, sometimes at different times), however, for sexual and gender orientations, it can make me quite frustrated. because i'm afab, my gender dysphoria can be insane when i'd rather be male, which makes it irritatingly hard to be alone with my thoughts. secondly, the only reason i'm aegosexual (asexual) is due to the fact that i am not amab. when i'm feeling more male, i have a tendency to fantasize (not going to say it explicitly, but you know what i mean) and have it immediately tamped down because i don't have an amab body. it can get really fucking annoying.

person before me: hey pen, thanks for tagging me! you seem really cool and i'm very grateful that you're running over all the negativity :) have a safe and happy pride month!

person after me: though i haven't read your post, all of you experiences are valid. if you aren't already, you are going to be okay, things are going to work out, and everything you've done will very soon pay off. thank you so much for reblogging this post and sharing part of your life with us! have an absolutely gorgeous day, and an even better pride month <3

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moots vv (...and more in the reblogs)

I’m Russell, better known as Tin Cant

I’m aroace and transmac

My preferred pronouns are he/they

Being queer is an important part of my life. For a very long time I was confused on why I was so different from other people in school when they started dating and I felt nothing towards any of my peers. Discovering myself really turned that around and I’m really proud of who I’ve become. I now am not worried about dating as much, and in recent years I’ve begun to see myself as handsome instead of a strange girl. I still love that girl as she is a part of me, but I’m much happier where I am now, especially since I’ve finally found a name that fits my soul. It feels good when people use that name :)

Person before me: Thank you @genderqueer-offical for tagging me in this! I’ve never done one of these before so I hope I did a good job :)

Person after me: You’ve got this! I can’t wait to learn more about you especially since I don’t know a whole lot about my moots :)

moots ⬇️

I'm Rowan (or Via if you wanna be a dick, idrc) , Also known as That fuckass ikea alien!!

I am pan but still fall on the aroace spectrum (demisexual/romantic) and trans masc (^0^)>**

He/they

Being queer is something I mostly hide irl, dropping minute hints here and there. My parents are rather unsupportive of me, but my friends and my cousin aren't. It took 5 years to realize I wasn't cis after feeling wrong when I looked in the mirror. Honestly my first exposure to queer media was Steven Universe. It changed my life and is my comfort show now. I even bought the box set lol. If I hadn't seen the show I'd probably not be alive, seeing as I was told being queer was sinful my entire life.

Person before me: Thank you for tagging me @tin-cant-offical, you did amazing broseph, I loved hearing your story.

Person after me: Regardless of what little support you may have, there are millions of people, just like you. Keep going.

Mooties:

@lemonpeep2025 @nthingmoree @pond-scum-offical @walmart-job-certificate-offical @god-the-offical @squidiot-official @blue-offical @school-chromebook-official @maryland-officially @ton-618-official @itsybitsyspider-official @hollyberry-cookie-offical @unshipper-offical @eraser-offical @cleaning-spray-offical @cloudytwilightythingy @ovloppy @golden-corral-offical @smurkems @a-very-humanyes @obsesseddemonlord-offical @costco-offical @normal-offical @snail-offical @days-without-ai-ads-offical @chickfila-offical @sam-witch621 @malwareproductions @mmtmbd2306 @mangled-up-pincushion @fartdinglebutt @xaomi11 @the-greatest-taste-around @s33k-gung1rl @goldenbunny30 @sunnyponies @olliipopp @warmfuzz-ies @whistify @mymissalicorne @umbrywashere @no-one-offical @imhousingit-ohimhousingit @horror-movie-offical @crunchy-bisquit @imb0ring @imbeinggaslighted-probably @kingkit7734 @deductivelogico-offical @hekate-offical @towel-offical @crillmeister2000 @toy-chica-offical @johnnyshank @pinkiepiethesmiley @yourunusalartist @thisizkrisizkriz @frostysnowglobe @animalsz @marsislost112 @nervoswreck @fluffyautumnsblog

my [online] name is Cloudy or Twilight [no irl name privileges yet lol]

i'm aroace [quiromantic n apothisexual to be specific] and agender :]

pref: they+any neos!!

i've struggled with my humanity due to, in part, being queer. but at the end of the day, i'm glad to be the way i am ^^ i carry too much love to just focus on one person alone; i look at my partner and friends with the same love and admiration in my heart <3

person before me: tysm @aftonsparv-ikea-alien-offical for the tag!!! i hope one day you'll be able to safely be openly queer irl!!!!! i'm glad you're alive, stay safe!!!

person after me: no matter what people tell you, no one gets to define your humanity for you. that's something only you can define for yourself, and something only you can say whether you experience it or not

moots!!!!

hello, I’m Lucky! I’m Pan and a cis girl, she/her, uhh struggles are mainly with being religious and having a homophobic mom,

person before: Don’t worry cloudy, just because you’re different from some peers does not make you any less human!

person after(and for anyone before too!): if you ever feel down, remember how boring the world would be if everyone was the same!

hi im Mateo! I’m pretty much just aroace for how complicated and little attraction is for me but I’m also Achillian when I do experience it and when I yearn for a boyfriend. I’m transmasc and staticgender (i added an alternative definition!). I use he/him usually but i like they/it sometimes

ummmm I feel lesser than bc of being ace a lot. That and I’m somewhat religious so that’s not fun

person before: don’t forget how loved you are

person after: I love you

I struggle with not being perceived in the way I want, [e.g., I want to be perceived as a feminine man but i'm seen as a masculine woman.] I do find a lot of joy in the community, and i enjoy confusing people. There's just something about having queer elders or getting timestamps from a movie that are sexual to give to a fellow aroace person that you have never even talked to so that they can skip it, it just makes me tear up sometimes. I've never been in a community that i've cared so strongly for. A non-lgbtq+ person would never understand what it feels like to have the entire country rooting against you, and then you see a bus with a screen saying "Happy Pride" and you break down crying. Not everyone knows what it's like to go to Pride for the first time and hear your friend say "this is the first time ive ever felt safe and accepted for who i am" and you know that they're right. and that you feel the same way. Being queer is just such an important part of who I am. You just don't know what it's like to fight for your life until you have people worth fighting for.

for the person before and after; you are loved. you are appreciated. and you need to grow up to be queer elders, because i promise you it will be worth it. grow up to be who you wish could help you right now. please.

my name is cecil! i’m bisexual, with no preferences, transgender (ftm) and demisexual. i go by he/him/his, but i’ve never been one to correct if called she/her or they/them

being lgbtq+ doesnt make me feel as alone as i used to be. my whole life, ive never been in one solid place. i dont have any childhood friends, i dont really know any of my family, and ive never had a real community. all of my friends have been temporary, but to have a group as special as the lgbtq+ makes me feel like im not alone anymore.

nobody should feel alone in the lgbtq+. we’re all doing this together, and it can only work if we can all support eachother. you aren’t alone, and you should never feel like you can’t be yourself!

Hai :3! I'm Khalis (with an optional additional "s" for snazz). I'm gay, a bit of a femboy, bigender, and use he/she as well as pup pronouns if I'm feeling extra awoof.

Being a (now openly) gay man*(1) and being part of the LGBTQ+ community in general has been a real eye-opener for me. Before getting with the group of friends that I'm close to now was really my only introduction to this community as a whole, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Very, very few times, if any, was anything LGBTQ+ or the like ever really talked about in my vicinity, so suddenly learning that there was so much more human (and non-human, for those who identify as such) diversity was a sight for sore eyes, to say the least. After that it was really just me finally filling the mold of who I am and growing into a new person with the help and support of those closest to me. It really just means the world to me knowing that, despite knowing that a lot of the world is against us, we still manage to find joy in camaraderie and celebrating our differences and who we are. There really is nothing quite like being able to say that you're different and you're proud to be so. I really am grateful to know I'm in such a perfectly imperfect community, and I hope I get to stay.

Additionally, this is the first year that I'm really comfortable in who I am. I'm no longer questioning who I am*(2) and really feel like this is who I'm meant to be. It really feels nice to finally feel this way. This is also the first year that I get to go to pride, and I could not be more excited. Also, one of my closest friends (if not my closest) is the one who invited me and is taking me, which makes it all the better. I have a strong feeling that finally being around so many people who are open and proud of who they are (not to say that any of my friends (and especially my boyfriend) aren't) will be one of the feelings of all time.

To close off this historic yap session, it's my message to the people before and after me (and apologies for potentially being very cringe and cliche): You are valid. You are safe. You are accepted. You have every right to identify the way that you do, and nobody should be able to take that away from you. Be proud of who you are. Be proud to be different. Wave your freak flag (positive) high (within safe bounds). You deserve to be affirmed, to be supported and respected as who you are. Happy Pride Month to those who made it this far. Enjoy it; you deserve to.

*(1) man is being used somewhat gender-ambiguously, though I digress

*(2) There are some small parts of my identity which I am still exploring or (partially or fully) questioning, especially surrounding my gender and other parts of my identity (such as my newfound therianthropy (and possibly more (hence the asterisk)))

@classical-necromancer @gremlinz-yapz + open tags

BUT THEN IN THEIR MISREPRESENTATION POLICY THEY SAY YOU CAN'T COLLECT MONEY TO A BANK ACCOUNT THAT'S NOT IN YOUR BUSINESS OR LEGAL NAME. BUT MY LEGAL NAME INCLUDES DICK, WHICH YOU CONSIDER OFFENSIVE.