a question to all my fellow queers

Tbh I never really found men attractive I just had to accepted it also tiddys   1 reply

Well, I always knew I liked boys. I couldn't deny it nor did I try. But because I was homophobic I tried throughout my teenage years to convince myself that I'm bisexual (I'm 22 btw). It seemed worse to be gay than bi, therefore I thought I had to like girls as well in order to 'fix' things. So I even dated a girl for a little while and after that......   reply

I grew up in a relatively religious family. We went to church most every Sunday, prayed over our meals, and bedtime prayers were a regular thing. However, my family wasn’t super strict about it all. My sister was an atheist, and Mom was cool with it. We were pretty much raised to be true to who we are. Another thing we were taught, was to lov......   reply

I never had a phase where I needed to sit down with myself and go "hey maybe I'm not straight", cause I knew. I didn't have words to put on it, but I goddamn knew I was a raging panromantic. It was always a question about how open I was about it-- I don't lie outright, I'm just more or less vague about it.   reply

I had my gay awakening when I was 11 or 12 when I realized I had a crush on my best friend at the time. I even gave her a quick kiss. She told me she didn't like girls but then just before covid she came out as bi. And I was fucking mad. I confessed to my very first crush and got rejected only to be told two years later that she likes girls now. Wt......   1 reply