do you want to try out some new pronouns on the internet for a while, to see if it's something you might like? nobody (nobody cool, at least) will judge you if you want to explore gender more
Spoiler:I got really pissed when a guy pretty much asked me out after Humanities class yesterday. Like... I try to keep calm, but considering, you know, as I've said before, it really really annoyed me. I laughed it off but honestly mehhhh. I'm not good at responding to these things. Though I guess at least I didn't yell at him. Should've just told him I have a "boyfriend" xd
Like, I'm not at all attracted to him, or pretty much anyone so eh??? I don't think it's socially acceptable here to say "yooo I'm asexual". I mean there was another more accurate term I forgot, but either way it'd be too hard to explain. And probably unnecessary for me to explain myself anyway.
Alzar wrote:do you want to try out some new pronouns on the internet for a while, to see if it's something you might like? nobody (nobody cool, at least) will judge you if you want to explore gender more
Alzar wrote:do you want to try out some new pronouns on the internet for a while, to see if it's something you might like? nobody (nobody cool, at least) will judge you if you want to explore gender more
I guess so
If you want to be called she, just say the word. Only way to figure it out is to try it and see how you feel.
Alzar wrote:do you want to try out some new pronouns on the internet for a while, to see if it's something you might like? nobody (nobody cool, at least) will judge you if you want to explore gender more
I guess so
If you want to be called she, just say the word. Only way to figure it out is to try it and see how you feel.
I put it in my sig but hardly anyone reads those anyway so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Alzar wrote:do you want to try out some new pronouns on the internet for a while, to see if it's something you might like? nobody (nobody cool, at least) will judge you if you want to explore gender more
I guess so
If you want to be called she, just say the word. Only way to figure it out is to try it and see how you feel.
I put it in my sig but hardly anyone reads those anyway so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Try playing a forum game/FM and everyone keeps on calling you he/him. RIP.
Alzar wrote:do you want to try out some new pronouns on the internet for a while, to see if it's something you might like? nobody (nobody cool, at least) will judge you if you want to explore gender more
I guess so
If you want to be called she, just say the word. Only way to figure it out is to try it and see how you feel.
I put it in my sig but hardly anyone reads those anyway so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Alzar wrote:do you want to try out some new pronouns on the internet for a while, to see if it's something you might like? nobody (nobody cool, at least) will judge you if you want to explore gender more
I guess so
If you want to be called she, just say the word. Only way to figure it out is to try it and see how you feel.
I put it in my sig but hardly anyone reads those anyway so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Labels have loose definitions. If you think a word fits you, there's nothing stopping you from using it.
I identified with asexuality for a while, just because it was simpler than using some drawn-out explanation that nobody cares about. A little while back I decided that might've been crossing some lines and now I just tell people I'm not interested in sex. I still go with gay, because that's pretty much what I am, but it's more complicated than that, and if someone really wants to know then I can just elaborate then. Otherwise there's no point in worrying about finding something that fits you perfectly, whether it's being gay, transgender, or someone who likes green.
TL;DR don't worry too much about it. You can be treated like a girl without saying you're transgender.
JammySplodge wrote:Uhm You know how in my confession I said
JammySplodge wrote:I'm not trans
... the more I think about it, or just think about things vaguely relating to the subject, the more I think that that's wrong but IDFK
Have you done any research on nonbinary identities? You might find that rather that fitting on either end of the gender spectrum, you're floating somewhere nearer to the middle ^.^
JammySplodge wrote:I found a joke
What do you call trans allies?
A-cis-tants
someone: Are you gay or straight? me: *obi wan voice* Only a Sith deals in absolutes.
Distinc.tt is more of a social networking app, but it doesn't forbid anyone from looking for dates if they wish to do so. An app like that would be better than an app purely focused on dating, since I think purposefully chasing a relationship forces it too much. For me, it's better to make a lot of friends and see if you like any of them, rather than go through a crowd of stangers and not know what you're looking for.
But of course life works differently for different people, so I wish you good luck nonetheless.
Uhmmm wrote:so I downloaded grindr and I think I have a date on Friday ^_^ (I've never been on a real date before and I'm so nervous <_>)
Any tips or things you wish you would've known before meeting someone for the first time?
You did make sure it was a date and not a hookup right <.< Only reason I say this is because of how Grindr is seen more as a hookup app rather than a dating app.
No first-hand experience, so I'll just throw out the most generic advice out there: be yourself. If he doesn't like who you are, you're better off without him anyway.
But I do hope it goes well. Have fun and stay safe.
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 9:13 pm