@skreedb: It communicates honesty #MentalHealth #selflove #gym #arms #mlm

Clarker :

I say it this way. When you come out, what you’re asking on some level is “Is it safe?” When good people see this, they want to reassure you that you have support.

marco._444 :

If it comes up in conversation then I’ll say something. For example if I’m telling you about someone and they say “she or her” I’ll say no it’s a he. If it doesn’t come up I don’t see the need to say it

AsharpVA :

This actually just happened to me at a family gathering. Someone found out my sexuality online and he pulled me aside and mentioned how he admired my bravery and open-mindedness 🥰

kevin :

I solo travel internationally a lot. This is true. We’re so disarming.

emmadotemma :

i’m a server and when i mention partner i can literally see the slight face change or tensing in their bodies. 40% is positive, the rest is…. well let’s just say they don’t stay as chatty after that. still cool tho!!!

bryann :

amorfati :

feel like growing up visibly kinda "different" like that exposed me to hostility but also quicker depth with other people sometimes

Jay 💘 :

It can go either way, they either love it or hate it

Tj Hepler 🏳️‍🌈 :

🥰

Carlos :

Don’t need to lead with sexuality

James :

maybe i’m bean souping this but it might also just be vibes. even before i tell people im gay or trans people just tell me shit. it’s really funny i know a lot about people bcs i just listen and ask questions

horse_head07 :

This only works 50% of the time

Lænce :

I think it’s weird and dumb, as a gay and that goes for all, to go to women’s parties where there’s stuff for women specifically.

Juh-eff :

someone said "oh, you're gay" I was like "Was I supposed to announce it somewhere?" 🥀 no one's acted different or weird since 🤣