LGBTIQ what do we have in common?

[Ari Tell em]

Hey everyone! I would like to break the ice by asking what do we have in common? I love this question cause as a species we all in some way tend to only notice our differences although our differences is what makes us so individually beautiful. Our similarities are what brings us together and form relationships of all sorts. One thing I know we all have in common is that we are very brave for knowing who we really are despite what others think they see or know! I am proud of us all! I look forward to chatting with you all

• This topic was modified 2 years ago by Ari Tell em.

[DeeAnn Hopings]

What comes to mind for me is that there is prejudice against us for something that we cannot change. Conversion therapy doesn’t work because you cannot change something that is innate…

[𝕋𝕖𝕣𝕣𝕚 𝔸𝕟𝕟𝕖🌸]

Hi Ari,

I guess my responce would be most of us feel we are in the wrong body.

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[Elizabeth, Susan (Liz) Mc Bride]

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I personally don’t want to identify myself with the LBG group. I’m 100% heterosexual male that loves the way women dress and I wish I could dress in the same way at times. Have inclination to change gender and would unlikely become romantically involved with a male or another Crossdresser

Liz

[Anonymous]

I love the LGBTIQ community. I think people who are being repressed by the society should support each other. This community has helped me so much and I have friends there too. I don’t know what kind of state I would be in without all of the support from them.

[Mae]

“Almond Joy has nuts Mounds don’t” sometimes I feel masculine and sometimes I feel feminine. I have no intention in transitioning but I’m pleased to have discovered my feminine persona. So at this point I consider myself a Crossdressing Closet Girl. I’m not sure if others can relate. I would like to be able to step out regardless if I’m in male of female mode without my world being torn apart

[Autumn]

I can relate, Mae. I am only Autumn in the safety of my home. Completely, I guess you could say. I wear items underneath that no one will seen when I go out in public, so Autumn is always with me because she is who I am.

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