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The Brazilian dub of TADC Episode 9 HAS BEGUN TO LEAK. THIS IS NOT A DRILL. THEY'RE REAL LEAKS.

SEVERAL MAJOR PLOT POINTS ARE BEING SPOILED THROUGH LEAKED CLIPS.

I can't wait to see you again, and I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you. You're so amazing, and I'm so proud of everything you've accomplished. Keep moving and take care of yourself for me, okay?

Rocky and the bad bitch he pulled by being autistic

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

im still figuring out my sexuality, but im somewhere between gay and bi

im trans and i use he/him

my relationship with the community is kinda complex cause i on one hand being trans really fucking sucks but on the other it feels really good to have people you know will support you. i came out to my parents 5 years ago as nonbinary, and now that my identity has changed it feels so much harder to come out to them again so i havent yet.

in reguards to sexuality, my biggest grief is not getting to really hate myself for liking boys. i mourn the loss of the "holy shit im a fag" moment because my gender identity took priority over sexuality at the time. in some ways im happy now that im questioning my bisexuality right now because i get to experience the "do i actually like girls or it is what the heteronormative society wants from me" phase.

to person before me: i love steven universe w show i hope you are able to find more support irl and thanks for sharing your story :D

I don't quite know what I am, but I'm probably not straight, and my pronouns are he/him!

While I, myself, am not too interested in exploring my sexuality (partially because of conservative family, partially because I'm already in a relationship with the most perfect person ever), I've been a supporter of the LGBT community for most of my life. Despite my conservative family, I was also raised to have empathy towards others and treat people fairly, no matter who they are. So while I was ignorant and closed-minded as a young teen (same as most people, I imagine), I did my best to research into the community and see their side of the story, and what I found was one of the most vibrant, beautifully accepting communities I've ever seen who were treated unfairly for basically no reason beyond ignorance and political scapegoating. Naturally, I ain't letting that slide.

I became a little bi-curious in middle and high school, possibly developing a crush on my male best friend at the time while still liking girls, though I never acted on it due to being afraid of what might happen. As for me now, as previously mentioned, I'm not too concerned with exploring my big red question mark of a sexual identity, partially because of conservative family, but mostly because I'm already in a relationship with the most amazing person on the planet (if not the universe). So for the time being, I suppose I can label myself as "questioning", but possibly leaning towards bi, pan, or perhaps even something else. I dunno. Hot people is hot people to me!

And to my dearest mutual before me, you, good sir, are my favorite spam-liker, and you have good taste in fandoms. :)