I think I might be a pansexual cuz I believe I could like someone due to their qualities and I do think gender is only one factor of those qualities. But then I feel like I am just an ally and not a pansexual. confusion****** probably cause I have nvr had the chance to confirm my identity thru practical experience and that kinda scares me not because I might be a pansexual but because I would probably get more confused in the long run. I want to confirm it but I dun think I can actually do it because I belive these things naturally come to you like a flick of a moment, also because I dunno where to start.
Guys I’m so confused on wether I am lesbian or bi. Like I find guys hot and cool and maybe I would date one MAYBE, but I have never really found any attractive to the point where I was drooling on the floor ghasping for air. BUT GIRLS! They are complete goddesses. I can’t tell you the amount of times where I have seen a girl do anything and I would be like “wow that’s hot.” I’ve also had most dreams of me being with girls and stuff. I may have had a dream or 2 about boys but compared to the girls I’ve had in my dreams, they can’t. So what would it be bi or lesbian IM SO CONFUSED ;)
Everyone is valid and Pride month is a very important topic to discuss imo bc many don’t know the importance of love. I wanna hear your experiences as a fellow member of the LGBTQ+!
Hope y'all have a great day! (ノ≧∇≦)ノ
Hope y'all have a great day! (ノ≧∇≦)ノ
I’m curious what other people’s opinions on sexualities and labels are. Do you think it’s wrong to assume/push sexualities onto others? Do you think sexualities/labels are something we need? What are your experiences and thoughts?
As someone who does not identify as any specific sexuality (my personal belief that love doesn’t need to be labeled), I’ve often had people misinterpret that and assume I just didn’t know what my sexuality was and try to insist on “finding” a sexuality for me. This of course aggravated me greatly...but interestingly enough, I had more issues (homophobia, gatekeeping, invalidation, ect.) ,both within the LGBTQ+ community and outside, when I identified as a certain sexuality as opposed to just being transparent.
As someone who does not identify as any specific sexuality (my personal belief that love doesn’t need to be labeled), I’ve often had people misinterpret that and assume I just didn’t know what my sexuality was and try to insist on “finding” a sexuality for me. This of course aggravated me greatly...but interestingly enough, I had more issues (homophobia, gatekeeping, invalidation, ect.) ,both within the LGBTQ+ community and outside, when I identified as a certain sexuality as opposed to just being transparent.
Just want to know if I'm the only one (which I doubt XD) Hi to all of you! XD