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Definitely. Thank you for spreading awareness to these kids.   reply

Wow. There are people from all over. I'm South African.   1 reply

It didn't have an option for a shaved head and that stressed me out so much that I nearly cried.   2 reply

MangaDex? I use these two sites as well as various mobile apps.   1 reply

Maybe: 1. Don't 2. Send them a message 3. Write them a note 4. Buy a pride flag 5. Pretend that you already told them and just correct them when they use the wrong pronouns/name (optional: come out to your friends first, and they can help with this) 6. Do what I did (coming out as nonbinary) and just tell them (optional: cry a lot as well, because ......   reply

Dorodere, lol. Kinda sums me up, although I'm not *that* twisted.   1 reply

They should, and there are a lot of reasons to argue against all the people that say they shouldn't, but I'm too lazy to put them here...   reply

I am LGBT+ myself, and whilst I sort-of get where you're coming from, also think about what "it's just fiction" means. "It's just fiction" doesn't mean "I agree with those practices", "it's just fiction" doesn't mean "that doesn't happen in the real world", it means that a story is a story, it is an escape from reality - it isn't a true depiction o......   4 reply

Honestly, people who fetishise gay people, should really not be reading yaoi, but it is wrong to judge the many who do not over the actions of the few who do. As long as the yaoi itself isn't fetishising and the reader is supportive of the LGBT+ community, it's completely wrong to destroy a genre over what might be.   2 reply

Yea, I'm three. No need to know how I can do all of this manga stuff though.   reply

Oh, I'd love to help (writing is my hobby), though don't put me at the top of your list... I usually write action, scifi and fantasy, specialising in worldbuilding and character development. My twitter is @FlitViolet My instagram is @flyta_violet   1 reply

I mean, my parents have high expectations of me, since my father is really smart and I am a relatively good student (around top 5-10 in my grade although that doesn't say much in my school which is kinda weird, really small and that also doesn't count the fact that my grade is basically the highest achieving in the school every year). I guess my p......   reply

Di Bicci Bank   reply

Weird.   reply

I think that love, in some ways, is quite close to a feeling of friendship. I can't say that I have really liked/loved someone that much, but here is my take: - Feeling happy when you see them/chat to them - Thinking about them a lot - Being a bit nervous around them/caring what they think - Wanting to chat with them - Feeling happy when you so muc......   reply

I know my parents will support me but I don't want to tell them my gender. Sometimes I just wish that I could do something about my dysphoria, but then I remember how much my mother wants a daughter, not a nonbinary child, and I try to move on.   reply

Idk, I get distracted so easily, I mean, I guess everyone's brain is different. I do try though.   reply

Why not try creating something? An artwork or a terrarium or something sewn or written or baked? That's what I do when I feel depressed/bored.   reply

I mean, gender is a social construct   1 reply

You don't need to be confined to a label just yet. Think about things and maybe do some research into the LGBT+ community. Just remember that you don't have to prove anything, and whether you let it sit or actively look into your sexuality - it's fine. Well, that's just my take on this (feels kinda similar to my experience with my gender - I now i......   reply