Imagine attempting to drop hints for Loki regarding getting engaged/married, what kind of ring you want, et cetera.
Poor, oblivious Loki doesn’t even notice.
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Imagine attempting to drop hints for Loki regarding getting engaged/married, what kind of ring you want, et cetera.
Poor, oblivious Loki doesn’t even notice.

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Coming Out Tip #13
Drop little hints.
It seems like part of the reason that so many “accepting” people - parents, teachers, friends - are upset or unsupportive when someone close to them comes out is that they are surprised. This doesn’t justify being unkind when someone comes out, but can explain it a little.
This might not be the case for you, but one thing that can help is to drop hints now and then so that they are more likely to expect and understand your coming out. For example: changing bits of your appearance (new haircut, different clothing, etc), wearing more rainbows/your pride flag, or saying little things in a conversation. There are unfortunately plenty of stereotypes surrounding the LGBTQ community, which can turn into indicators of someone’s gender/sexuality. You are under no obligation to act like or use these stereotypes.
If you are in an unsafe situation, DON’T COME OUT or even drop hints. This is a guide for people who are sure or mostly sure they are in a supportive environment - not everyone is in this place, and that’s ok. Never pressure someone to come out either.
Best wishes! ❤️
I’ve pretty much got everything I can afford to get for people for christmas. i’m still working on the thing, but i might just be late for it.
except my damn dad. whAT DO YOU WANT, MY DUDE. TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT. He has no wishlist on steam, hasn’t talked about a single new game he wants, he JUST got new work pants and a new belt, he has a new-ish wallet, doesn’t wear watches...
Mom got him a new desk chair and a headset but I can’t find anything else he wants. It’ll probably just have to be those, and I’ll claim the headset since I helped her find it. Girlfriend wanted to know what he wanted and it’s like...
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ y’got me there babe idfk either
Me @ work: ASK ME! ASK ME HOW I SPEND RAMADAN! GREET ME WITH A SELAM! COME ON! MY FAMILY DIDNT HAVE TO SURVIVE ISLAMOPHOBIA FOR U TO NOT ASK HEY SO U MUSLIM!!
Also me: white, non-hijabi, universal name, eastern european, bleached blonde hair, always red in the face bc of the mask, light eyes
AKSKDHSKSDJ BITCH IN TRYNA CUFF HIM BUT ITS HARD AND IM SCARED I AINT NEVER BEEN LIKE THIS BEFORE WITH ANYONE YIKES
Weeelllll idk cuz i aint ever been in this type of situation before buuuutttttt JUST KEEP SWIMMING

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... so i recently developed a crush on my very very good friend, that has a gf... and I don't know what to do about it. I can't say anything because it will be weird, so am I suppose to just stay in the background and try to not tell her she's the most amazing thing in my life right now?
Officially I’d say stay out of it but personally I’d say to low key sabotage the relationship