Hey Pandas, Let’s Ask The Lgbtq+ Members Of Our Community Questions (Closed)

Also, it's very akward. Because if you say no, people assume you find them ugly. If you say that they are your type, they are scared that you have a crush on them. Please don't ask this question. It is soul crushing and very anxiety inducing, since every possible answer can be interpreted the wrong way.

LIIIEEES OUR AGENDA IS FORCING OTHERS TO BE GAY AND BEING PREDATORS CHASING CHILDREN AND INNOCENT HETERO SNOWFLAKES

Umm for me It was my girl best friend. I dated her for a few years and realized holy s**t I'm gay

My dad, once we were talking about sexuality in general and we got to a point were I had to explain what I am, I told him "I don't know, I'm bi but not interested in sex" his answer was "you are asexual". That took me to make a lot of research and yes, now I know I am a biromantic asexual, I could have figure it before but when I was 15 my mom told me that i was too young to know anything about it because "sex is fun, you will know it when you grow" (a bit different, we speak spanish). And thats the reason why my sister and I can talk opnely about everything with my dad, and my mom does not know I'm asexual and sister is non-binary (she told me to use female pronouns).

I had a friend in 4th grade who said she was getting an LGBTQ+ tattoo when she was an adult. Sparked the realization.

it was jade west from victorios

Because of the lack of recognition towards the aspec community, I had no idea what being aromantic was. Then, one day I found out what it meant and I was like "s**t that's me"

people do that to me cause I don't have short hair like bruh... boys can have long hair too

I did that a few times by mistake. Before virtual school there was a Girl and now she’s a boy so I called him by his dead name a few times.

Oh~ the modern medicine is pretty good with that - it's a long process, but it's possible. Firstly, both processes begins with taking the needed hormones. And then comes the surgeries. I mean taking off the breast is... yeah... not unkown (breastcancer often leads to the same). Forming a breast is just adding silicone. The surgery forming a vagina/penis are more difficult but possible. A penis, for example, is formed from the outer labia and the clitoris. Often additionally with skin from the forearm. // For a vagina, on the other hand, is formed from the skin of the penis, with the tip as a clitoris. // Both fall under the concept of "cosmetic surgery". (I hope, the comment won't be deleted for usage of direct wording to describe the human body x.X)

You CAN get surgery for certain things

I’m a little new to the lgbtq+ community but I think I might be able to answer this. There are many different sexualities and gender identities and I don’t know all of them, but I think often when different labels are used in combination, it’s to describe different things about a particular person. It could be both a different gender identity, along with sexuality. “I am non-binary, asexual and pan romantic” would be acceptable. The person is non binary, meaning they don’t identify with being male or female, they are asexual meaning they don’t feel sexual attraction, and they are pan romantic which means they still feel romantic attraction, and in that sense, gender doesn’t matter to them. I hope what I said is accurate.

trans means that they have or want to change their gender. queer is their sexuality. nonbinary is their gender identity

1) Yes, they are different. 2) Pans care for the personality, so not sure if they like EVERYONE, but still, correct. 3) Isn't it GachaCringers?

they have ruined gachatube the days of singing challenges...OVER T-T

it is considered gay because the woman is now a man Which makes the man in the relationship gay

If a woman transitions, he is a male so it would be considered gay. If he married a woman, however, that means he is straight.

Family: "you're sure?" / "what will you do if you want children?" (Adopt) / "you'll be my child - even if you come back with green dots and a tail." / "May I name you a 2nd time?" Friends: "ok. - where do you store the beer again?" / "... eh... ok... but you won't try to hit on me?!" The most supportive - what my mom & dad said. (Dots and tail / Name me a 2nd time) - all around, out of the family, the most supportive was the friend who just accepted it and asked for the beer ^_^"

I mean, i didnt intend on telling my family, only my sister, but yeah i ended up telling them, and lately in school i had skipped one of my classes for the first time and so when i told them, i knew they werent very supportive of the LGBTQ commuity and i ended up having to switch schools for it because they thought i was trying to be "rebellious". But my friends were and still are very supportive, and im grateful for that :)

I mean, i live with one of them, which sucks, but i just kind of half-heartedly "agree" with him whenever he says something homophobic, and then think about how rude he is later.

I have that nice shirt saying "homophobia is not a phobia. You're just an a**hole" --- but besides of that, I just ignore the person or keep asking "why?" until the other person runs out of answers :)

Polysexual? Could I get a explanation?

I just ignore them

No they are trixic

There are different terms for someone who likes a gender, without specifying their own gender. When it comes to trying to identify the sexuality of someone who is trans, you won't have to take into account the sex they were born with.

They don't have too. Many things across the world are supported by many people and disliked by others ie: Religon, LGBTQ , Polotics etc. The key to having a peaceful world filled with kindness and love is acceptance. I come from a very religous family and I myself am religous and do not belive in same sex relationships however I am not one to judge. If my child came out as gay I would be understanding and treat them the same as my child. That may mean I dont agree with what they are doing. As long as your parents are kind and welcomeing to LGBTQ members it will be OK.

You don't need to change it. If they have questions, try to answer them but don't try to force a changement of their minds. It may cause issues within your family you certainly don't want (and neither your parents, I assume). If your parents let you be yourself and accept you supporting lgbtq+, try to accept their non-support of lgbtq+ :)