Gay Pride Month.

Convict

0 likes 23 Jun 2016

I reckon it takes some balls to come out to family and friends. Brave enough to risk being rejected by those close to you. Unfortunately there will always be those who won't accept anything that they don't consider to be the "norm". It's just how it is.

Because they think it, doesn't make it true. There are a hella lotta people around you who look upon you no differently to anyone else. Because you're just as special as everyone else. Don't let anybody make you feel less of a person because of their ignorance.

Be proud of who you are.

My new Flash Fiction:

An Extraordinary Orgasm.

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/flash-erotica/an-extraordinary-orgasm-2

Guest

Lurker

0 likes 23 Jul 2016

I'm Gay and Proud

emersonbosworth

Active Ink Slinger

0 likes 29 Aug 2016

Not around here, It's not popular in most places, so most are down low.

Beffer

Rainbow Warrior

0 likes 1 Nov 2016

I wrote a blog about Bi-Sexual Pride...

http://sweetnet.org/bisexual-pride/

sprite

Her Royal Spriteness

0 likes 1 Nov 2016

Quote by BethanyFrasier
I wrote a blog about Bi-Sexual Pride...

http://sweetnet.org/bisexual-pride/

great piece, btw, AND we have a flag. how cool is that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <--- Beth will understand ;)

You can’t truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful. You’re harmless.

Beffer

Rainbow Warrior

0 likes 1 Nov 2016

Quote by sprite

great piece, btw, AND we have a flag. how cool is that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <--- Beth will understand ;)

Smart-ass! I LIKE my exclamation marks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Embarassed

69Kisses96

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0 likes 1 Nov 2016

I know that bisexuals don't always get the respect that they deserve. They sometimes get some unfriendly or uncomfortable reactions from folks who you might think would be more understanding. I decided a long time ago that I was really straight, but I've always tried to have empathy for both gay people and bisexual people. I just have to be careful not to impose my pov on others. It does take vigilance.

Sahar

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0 likes 1 Nov 2016

Quote by BethanyFrasier
I wrote a blog about Bi-Sexual Pride...

http://sweetnet.org/bisexual-pride/

Great piece! I didnt know there was a flag. Hmm..wonder if it would work to use the colors for a veil.

Thanks for sharing!

Please peek at my new heartfelt poem!!

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/love-poems/awakenings.aspx

Guest

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0 likes 12 Nov 2016

I'm proud of who I am

Guest

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0 likes 10 Jan 2017

In my culture it is accepted to be Fa'afafine which means the way of a woman, it is considered to be a third gender and is accepted by society.I don't consider myself as being Gay,but I am proud of who I am and what I am

Guest

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0 likes 24 Jan 2018

Quote by Guest
I'm Gay and Proud

Me too!

Fruit4passion

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0 likes 4 Feb 2018

my son came out at the age of 18, but i knew since he was 3 years old and i didn't want to pressure him into telling me. I'm so proud of him he is one in a million, i look to him for guidance sometimes. He is wise beyond he's years, he has a great boyfriend whom we love very much. He is in Europe right now and i miss him more than anything, can't wait to have him home where he belongs.