hungover wrote:
I went through so many labels before I found ''queer'', and I feel at ease with that, I love saying I'm queer, I love being queer, I love the word and it feels just right.
bones wrote:
ive always been queer (as in weird) so i think it wasnt a surprise to anyone i turned out queer (as in gay)
in the last 10 years ive gone from not knowing what a homosexual is to lesbian to bi to pan to questioning to exploring gender to asexual to nonbinary and currently im perfectly content with just being Queer
ive always been queer (as in weird) so i think it wasnt a surprise to anyone i turned out queer (as in gay)
in the last 10 years ive gone from not knowing what a homosexual is to lesbian to bi to pan to questioning to exploring gender to asexual to nonbinary and currently im perfectly content with just being Queer
I went through so many labels before I found ''queer'', and I feel at ease with that, I love saying I'm queer, I love being queer, I love the word and it feels just right.