I have trouble labelling myself actually xD so I just go with queer/fluid :)
LGBTQ+ bimbos
Debate me!! Fight Me! <3 Trying to get my badges!
I have heaps of outfit slots with a vote for the other person sign! So feel free to farm me for outfit fights! :)
I have heaps of outfit slots with a vote for the other person sign! So feel free to farm me for outfit fights! :)
i am gay and genderfluid :-)
when i like a boy i am a boy too, when i like girl i am a girl!
I'm bi and... vaguely a girl? Maybe? kind of waves my hands around in confusion
:P
i'm having a hard time distinguishing what my gender identity is in relation to how i want to express myself. i'm afab and id as a lesbian, but i've always felt that common disconnect with femininity. i dress generally masc and have short hair, but i'm not repulsed by the idea of presenting as feminine. idk if what i'm feeling is signs that i might not id as a woman, or if it's just how i like to dress and present myself.
Stay Thirsty, and Have a Blast -Betty Baja
I'm a gay trans guy :-)
Hello hello there lovelies - i'm pansexual. Still very much struggling with internalised biphobia of my own but comfortable that the distinction between bi and pansexuality matters to me. Happy pride you lovely bunch!!!
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
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Princess Isla wrote:
Hello hello there lovelies - i'm pansexual. Still very much struggling with internalised biphobia of my own but comfortable that the distinction between bi and pansexuality matters to me. Happy pride you lovely bunch!!!i’m sorry i don’t want to start any discourse but internalised biphobia is something bisexual people experience. also just out of curiosity, what would be the distinction between bisexuality and pansexuality to you?
David boreanaz wrote:
My internalised biphobia came from a place of being worried that I couldn't identify, or be accepted as bisexual because I find myself more often than not attracted to those of the opposite gender (in my case men), but that didn't sit right with me as I've had many romantic and sexual relationships with women and non-binary people. I found that identifying as pansexual has helped me understand where I'm at with my sexuality more easily. But I am aware that there is space for me in the bisexual category, it's just one that I have difficulty identifying with fully. I hope that makes sense? I never intended to contribute to bi-erasure in anyway, as I understand how harmful this is, and I'm sorry if it came across that way.
Princess Isla wrote:No worries at all, I'm always open to discussion as I feel like I have so much more to learn in my ever-evolving understanding of not just my own sexuality, but sexuality in general. Personally, what I always found difficult with identifying as bisexual was that it seemed like a very definite thing, a commitment to being equally attracted to all genders - whereas I recognise my sexuality as being somewhat more fluid than this. I often focus more on the person, rather than on whether they are male or female, or non-binary for that matter. I'm also aware that bisexuality doesn't inherently exclude transgender or nonbinary people.Hello hello there lovelies - i'm pansexual. Still very much struggling with internalised biphobia of my own but comfortable that the distinction between bi and pansexuality matters to me. Happy pride you lovely bunch!!!i’m sorry i don’t want to start any discourse but internalised biphobia is something bisexual people experience. also just out of curiosity, what would be the distinction between bisexuality and pansexuality to you?
My internalised biphobia came from a place of being worried that I couldn't identify, or be accepted as bisexual because I find myself more often than not attracted to those of the opposite gender (in my case men), but that didn't sit right with me as I've had many romantic and sexual relationships with women and non-binary people. I found that identifying as pansexual has helped me understand where I'm at with my sexuality more easily. But I am aware that there is space for me in the bisexual category, it's just one that I have difficulty identifying with fully. I hope that makes sense? I never intended to contribute to bi-erasure in anyway, as I understand how harmful this is, and I'm sorry if it came across that way.
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
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Princess Isla wrote:
David boreanaz wrote:ah i understand! - thank you for explaining, i realise my message sounded kind of passive aggressive so thank you for taking it in good faith <3Princess Isla wrote:No worries at all, I'm always open to discussion as I feel like I have so much more to learn in my ever-evolving understanding of not just my own sexuality, but sexuality in general. Personally, what I always found difficult with identifying as bisexual was that it seemed like a very definite thing, a commitment to being equally attracted to all genders - whereas I recognise my sexuality as being somewhat more fluid than this. I often focus more on the person, rather than on whether they are male or female, or non-binary for that matter. I'm also aware that bisexuality doesn't inherently exclude transgender or nonbinary people.Hello hello there lovelies - i'm pansexual. Still very much struggling with internalised biphobia of my own but comfortable that the distinction between bi and pansexuality matters to me. Happy pride you lovely bunch!!!i’m sorry i don’t want to start any discourse but internalised biphobia is something bisexual people experience. also just out of curiosity, what would be the distinction between bisexuality and pansexuality to you?
My internalised biphobia came from a place of being worried that I couldn't identify, or be accepted as bisexual because I find myself more often than not attracted to those of the opposite gender (in my case men), but that didn't sit right with me as I've had many romantic and sexual relationships with women and non-binary people. I found that identifying as pansexual has helped me understand where I'm at with my sexuality more easily. But I am aware that there is space for me in the bisexual category, it's just one that I have difficulty identifying with fully. I hope that makes sense? I never intended to contribute to bi-erasure in anyway, as I understand how harmful this is, and I'm sorry if it came across that way.
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nullplayer
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Legal Alien - lvl 44
mbbybbby
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State Minister - lvl 270
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Susan Slutzky
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Senator - lvl 260
Eunyce
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Fashion Manager - lvl 260
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Senator - lvl 77
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Citizen - lvl 163
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Citizen - lvl 139
lillyfee
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Citizen - lvl 182
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- 824 points
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Yariman
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Senator - lvl 19
ChelseaD
- 618 points
Fashion Designer - lvl 34
AikiraSora
- 609 points
Senator - lvl 77
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- 88 points
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Senator - lvl 77
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- 65 points
Senator - lvl 64
Slick_D
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Citizen - lvl 114
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Kyele
- 27 points
Citizen - lvl 196
califlower
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AltAcc
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sachele
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Legal Alien - lvl 19
Sophia_Aliza_01
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