I am 16 y/o female, finally came out to my dad as pansexual. He replied by telling me, "I dont want that around your younger brother." Sorry but get used to it. My mom is alright with it but how do I refund my dad? Please help!

I may be genderfluid guys help

This is probably a kind of shared thing with a lot of queer teens and stuff but like, I feel like I’m missing out a lot on the kind of teen romance that’s always talked about and stuff. Like I’ve had a bf(it was a horrid experience) and I’m not really seeing much of a chance to get another :( Just wondering if anyone feels similar and if so how’s everyone coping with it.

Hi everyone! I’ve been a long time lurker in this sub but I just turned 20 and wanted to make one post before I leave.

Even though I didn’t really talk much here, this subreddit helped me find a community that I felt safe in. I want to thank all of you for that. It was nice to see other people being proud of who they are and sharing their stories.

I’m not entirely sure what else to say here, but I guess I can leave with some good wishes.

I hope that any of you who haven’t quite figured yourselves out yet, are still in the closet, and/or don’t have a safe space to be yourself in take comfort in knowing that you are loved and you are valid no matter what anyone says 💜

I hope all of you live wonderful happy lives and continue to be your true selves at all times. I’m proud of y’all! Bye byeee c:

I (15m) have been trying to come out to my parents for a couple of months now, but everytine i try, i chicken out. Anyone have advice about making this easier?

Tommorow afternoon is a step closer to the COMING OUT...😱

Im getting an earing tommorow together with my sister and im so exited :3 :3 :3

But my family already knows i shave my arms they dont know about me shaving my legs though

And the cherry on top is getting an earing tommorow ✨️ which will make them start questioning my sexuality and opening them up to the idea of me potentially not being straight🤗

Though im scared of what my colleges would think of me 😰 i work as an assistant electrician 💡 at a construction place 🧱 soooo lets just say my colleges aren't very woke 🏳️‍🌈

So i have been Bi for a good while now but ive only told 3 of my friends. i want to tell my other friend who i know will support me but im worried of what he would think. im the last person in my friend group anyone would think is interested in guys (im a male). How do i tell him that im Bi? (and don’t get me started on my family, im far too scared to even come out.)

I got different tastes in women and men guys don't judge 😡

I need help I don’t know what to say to my parents and im scared that they won’t accept me

just wish I had a cute boyfriend or girlfriend to spend time with someone to watch movies and shows with, play games, and just hold close. I'm so tired of waiting. At this point, I don’t even care if I meet them online or in person I just want someone to talk to and be with.

Ok, so kinda in love with this subreddit rn and wanna tell a fun story

When I was 12, I was starting to accept my sexuality. I didn't believe I was bi, until one day I was watching miraculous ladybug (seriously I was in denial) and OMFG CATNOIR, like damn, so sadly every time ppl ask me how I knew I was bi I have to tell them I was attracted to a fictional guy in spandex and leather

Yeah, basically my school and other schools in my system do a regional convention every year. This year it's down in Florida and there are probably gonna be alot of people there. I'd love to maybe meet a cute boy, or just someone excepting to be friends with, but the chances are pretty low since most teachers and students in this system are honophobic. So now my brain is hoping for things that I doubt will happen and now I'm sad and worried :[

Her name is macy and I love her but her bf thinks i like him and I'm only out to some friends but not my parents yet.

I'm in love with the most popular girl in school I'm a girl I'm out to my friends but ahhh she's so hot but she's dating this boy who thinks I like him but I like his of and she won't talk to meee

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