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Hey Pandas, What’s Your Experience With Lgbtq+/Coming Out?
hi! having a reprise of my queer crisis at the moment so thought i should ask what everyone's experience with the community was--and maybe to share stories of coming out, to support other LGBTQ+ pandas or allies in knowing we are not alone. Stay safe and have a lovely day!
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#1
"Guys I'm gay"
"Yeah no shìt"
And that's how it went with everyone lol
Final score:
5points
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#2
My niece (female) now lives his life as a man. I love the person no matter what. Don’t expect everyone to conform to your expectations.
Final score:
3points
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 1 month ago
Good for you, using the "his" pronoun. Given the stance you have held for years, from your newly created accounts, day in day out, I would expect you to deny the identity of a transgender person in your family, like you have done to do many people on this site.
Sadie Enward 1 month ago
Bella, he's a sycophant who will say the most middle-of-the-road, milquetoast thing he can think of to trigger the agreement response in NPCs such as himself
Load More Replies... Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 1 month ago
Are you pretending to be someone new then? Is that your game?
#3
I walked up to my mom recently and said, and I quote, "you know, I think I might like men and women" she responded with "that's fine"
another incident was when I told my very Christian grandmother that some random dude on the streets asked for my pronouns. she asked what I explained to the man, and I struggled for ten minutes to tell her that my pronouns are they/them...
Final score:
2points
#4
This is kind of related I think. I hope you accept my story.
In my twenties I worked at a depot full of tradesmen. There were very few tradesmen at the time. The place was definitely a sea of masculinity. But because I did not engage in, "locker room" talk about women, did not brag about my sexual exploits, did not really talk that much about any girlfriends, it was assumed I was gay. On more than one occasion people would take me to one side and ask if I was homosexual. So, I had to come out the closet as straight!
Final score:
1point
Huddo's sister 1 month ago
Because my siblings and I didn't really date when we were in high school, my mum also thought we were gay and had a whole spiel about it being okay if we were etc. She was wrong on all fronts!
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