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@Moxie idk about bisexuality. I’ve heard both “attraction to two genders” and “it doesn’t necessarily limit a person to two genders, but doesn’t mean all genders necessarily.” I’m not an expert at all, and again, I copied and pasted it from something I found useful.
Also glad I could help!
@Moxie What you describe with "in theory" and "not wanting it to go anywhere" sounds lithromantic, like spot-on, if you ask me. Just my last two cents, hope you don't mind. ^^; Glad I could be helpful!
@Kaloobia I don't mind at all! You may be right, actually. Thank you for pointing that out to me!
I'm a gender fluid non-binary. I just realized today that all my characters are part of the LGBTQ+ community, and my pansexual girlfriend, Teagan, laughed hilariously at this.
@Becfromthedead thank you that was very helpful
@StevenUniversefangirl Glad I could help!
@Moxie oh, okay. Also, I think you're right about the Bisexual definition.
I did a little more reading, and bisexual typically means attraction to two genders, but some people are attracted to people regardless of gender and consider themselves bisexual, whereas if going by textbook definition we may consider that pansexual. I think there’s a point at which it’s more of a self-identifying thing, not really an exact science. So either works; it just depends on the individual.
@StevenUniversefangirl pronouns don’t necessarily have anything to do with a person’s gender so your character could use whatever pronous. There is nothing grammatical that says “she/her” pronouns (for example) are for people that identify as a woman. The same goes for all other pronouns. Society has just decided that certain pronouns go with certain genders. This being said most gender fluid people use the pronouns that correspond with the ones society has decided are used for their gender on any given day. For example if they felt like a guy they would use “he/him” pronouns. Some gender fluid people’s pronouns don’t change. For example your character may be comfortable using “she/her” pronouns even when they feel like a guy. When referring to a gender fluid person when you don’t know what pronouns they are using at the time just use “they/them”. Hope this helps. Sorry it’s a bit long.
@ConfusedHufflepuff That actually helps me, too! As a cis girl I never knew a genderfluid person would be comfortable just,,,,, never changing pronouns. Thank you for this info, it's good for me as a writer!! :)
I had an argument about being trans with my friend today, which fucking sucks…
He was talking about his identity, which is cool and all, and then he said, 'I'm not sure if I'm trans because I don't feel 100% dysphoria,' whatever the fuck 100% dysphoria means.
So, I'm like, 'You don't need 100% dysphoria to be trans, or any dysphoria, because that's basically saying that a trans person has to hate their body to be transgender.' I then explained how I didn't feel bad about the lower half of my body and that genitals were not something I was concerned about.
He then goes on to say some bullshit about 'women have vaginas' and if I don't want to change my WHOLE body, then I'm only a demiboy and 'not fully trans,' whatever the fuck fully trans means.
So I then walk out.
He basically tried to invalidate my identity because I was okay with having a vagina. The fuck?
@TeaTea05 I'm so sorry that happened to you! Your identity is your own and you don't need to hate your body in order to validate it. Stay strong, my friend.
@TeaTea05 That's awful, and I hope your friend comes to understand that what he said was wrong. But honestly, how can someone say something basically invalidating another person’s identity when they don’t even understand their own? Of course some people, even friends, aren’t going to understand your identity or respect it, but you’re still an amazing person and you deserve just as much support and love as the next person. Hang in there!
Hello! idk if you guys still chat on this but im an awkward Bisexual!!
Hello! idk if you guys still chat on this but im an awkward Bisexual!!
Welcome!
Hey everyone I know I've never commented here before and it's been v quiet but when I joined notebook.ai a few weeks ago this was right at the top of the general chat so I've been following it (I'm in the closet irl, but I'm bi ace, hi, nice to meet you) but uh Dodie just released the song "rainbow" for pride month and it's like… everything I needed to hear right now after a really rough day and a few rough days of kinda not being v nice to myself about being on the LGBT spectrum (yes I know that's not good I know), but like… if someone else needs a little spot of sunshine…
I will watch later :) It makes me so happy this chat is here oh my god
That made me happier
What's poppin?
My name is Sandy. I'm a gender-neutral, pan human.
My pronouns differ on a day to day basis.
I love All Time Low, 5SOS, P!ATD, FOB, most books, and YouTube.
I'm so happy I found this. My parents aren't exactly the most supportive and it's really hard to live with. Especially since they say that I will probably go to hell for this. THANKS, MOM AND DAD LOVE YA LOTS!
Hey, dude, I'm sorry about your parents…
I'm Zoe, cis, bi. Fun fact I've called off all relationships for like forever. P!ATD, Dan and Phil, and lots of books too. My sister isn't really supportive. (shes 11 keep that in mind) and shes come out as every sexuality, made up microwavitity (the love of hot pockets?) and tried to take off my shirt (I had a swimsuit underneath that she wanted to show my mom for some reason) and when they told her to stop said that "at least I'm not the gay one." I wish I could help with your situation. I am an atheist so I don't really know what to say.
Man, family sometimes. I'm not out to my parents, but I'm out to my friends, some of my cousins and my siblings. I know my parents wouldn't approve, though. We were at my grandparents house once, and they started talking about my step grandma's daughter who was gay, and about how it's such a trial to have gay children. I left immediately of course, and I went outside. When I came back in to ask my dad to unlock the car, he was saying 'if one of my children was like that…' He unlocked the car and I went back outside, and never got to hear him finish. And they think 'boy-girls' (trans, genderfluid and genderqueers) are gross. So I'm not really up for the win either, but I can't really try to talk any sense into them without revealing myself.
I'm only out to my friends. I know that my mom would probably be accepting, but then she would just tell my dad and I know he wouldn't like it at all. I'm afraid they'll disown me if I do come out, and I live in Mississippi so there really isn't many places I could go if I am disowned and need a place to live where people accept me. So I'm distancing myself from them so it'll be easier when I come out. But by doing that I'm also distancing myself from everyone else. You see I used to talk to my mom about everything, and now that I'm not, I don't have anyone to turn to. I don't want to talk to my friends about all this because they have it worse and they already have problems on their own. Keeping all of this bottled up has really put a toll on me. I don't care about things anymore and it's affecting my school work and productivity. I know what's going on and I do want to fix it, but it just seems like I can't and that there's nothing I can do about it. But don't worry about it, it's nothing I'll get it under control. Sorry for wasting your time.
Hi, I am Pansexual and Panromantic, basically I'm attracted to anyone regardless of gender both sexually and romantically. I was born as female and identify as female but I want to have a few trans characters in this one novel I'm working on because I want a very diverse cast but I don't fully understand transgender and exactly how it works. I also want an agender character but as previously stated, I don't fully understand. Sorry if I'm wasting all y'all's time, I just need someone who knows what it's like to be trans or agender to explain as they would know the most about this subject.
The thing that you have to remember with lgbtqa+ characters is that before they are lgbtqa+ is that they are them. They have interests, opinions, and favourite songs. Many trans people get self conscious during their transitions. It takes a while to get used to their new skins, but they feel worse in the wrong skin. That's all I got, sorry
Yeah, I don't make my characters have their gender or sexuality be their identity. There are too many people in this world who do do that, and we all need to treat people like the humans they are.
Hello everyone I am curious to know what some of you think of Steven universe as the show does have LGBT+ characters and I I would suggest it to anyone who is interested. ( many apologies if this question offends anyone. I am not in the LGBTQA+ community I am just generally curious and no one has to answer if they don’t want to)
THAT REVEAL THO
About pink Diamond?
no spoilers for anyone who hasn't watched it yet
OMG yay, have you seen the latest episode’s