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Pt 2

Leo

He/him

Transgender

Gay

Splinter didn’t know jack about turtle biology and just kinda assumed they were all boys. When they were nine, Donnie was researching their respective turtle species and discovered Leo was biologically female. Splinter talked with Leo and made it clear that his gender identity is his choice and shouldn’t be influenced by his biology nor by how he was raised. Leo said he was 100% positive that he was a boy.

He has the turtle equivalent of periods and calls them his “cowabummers”.

He was the last one in the family to know that he’s gay. It took Casey Jr. accidentally mentioning a boyfriend Leo had in the bad timeline for him to come to the realization. That’s also how the rest of the family found out that Leo hadn’t known up until that point. They just thought that Leo never outright said because he thought that it didn’t need to be stated, but he just hadn’t ever thought about his sexuality before. Like he had definitely thoughts of “that dude’s hot” before, but hadn’t ever stopped to connect the dots.

Pt 1

Donnie

He/they

Nonbinary

Biromantic Asexual

He was torn between having a big dramatic coming out or a nonchalant coming out. The part of him that loves theatrics and showing off his tech wanted to come out via a spectacular light show involving drones and pyrotechnics, where as the emotionless bad boy part of him wanted to just causally, subtly drop it into normal conversation like it’s no big deal. In the end, it happened when April was leaving the lair and said “Bye Donnie.” To which Donnie panicked and rambled off “What? No. I’m not bi. Haha what a funny and inaccurate thing to say, April! Is someone bi? Cause it’s certainly not I, he said convincingly.” To which the entire family looked at him with amused skepticism until he cracked (which didn’t take very long). He was very disappointed that he didn’t get to use either of his plans.

Their type is cute but mean to them. So far their crushes have only been fictional characters.

April: So Leo, what do you look for in a guy? What’s your type?

Leo: I like the rugged type. I’ve got enough pretty for the both of us, so I want a guy who’s not afraid to get some dirt on his hands, ya know?

Donnie: Well, what I look for in a-

Leo: Yeah yeah Don, we all know your type. Straight white girls who are mean to you.

April: Ha!

Donnie: Offended scoff. I object to that statement. I couldn’t give Splinter’s gluteus maximus what race or species my potential significant other is. As for the ‘straight’ part, obviously I wouldn’t want to develop feelings for someone who isn’t attracted to men, but I would happily date a bi or pansexual girl.

April: *nodding approvingly* Ok Don-

Donnie: And, as you all well know, I am asexual, and therefore biological sex characteristics are not a factor in my choice of prospective partner, so I would see no difference in dating a trans woman.

Leo: We get it Dee, point made. Your dating pool is bigger than we thought, now can we-

Donnie: Aaaand now that I think about it, I hold no objections to dating a person who is nonbinary. Do you suppose by technicality that would make me biromantic? What with the suffix bi meaning two, and ‘female’ and ‘nonbinary’ being two different gender identities. Though perhaps not, since I wouldn’t date a man-

April: Mood.

Leo: Can’t relate.

Donnie: -However, considering that it is an individuals personality that I am attracted to as opposed to their body, I don’t see why gender identity would hold any relevance in the personality traits I find attractive. So perhaps I would date a man.

April: …

Leo: …

Donnie: …

April: Uh, what just happened?

Donnie: I believe I have just come to the realization that I am in fact bi.