lgbtq

The letters LGBTQ are just another way of saying that Love is Love.

how to start a business?
how to start a business? Are you wondering how to start a business? Starting a business can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but it can also be overwhelming. Knowing where to begin and what steps to take can make the process easier. In this blog post, we will provide guidance on how to start a business, including ideas for getting started, resources to help you along the way, and advice for successfully launching your new venture.
By Dal Nuurshe4 years ago in Humans
how does freelancing work ?
how does freelancing work ? Freelancing is an increasingly popular way for people to supplement their income or even make a living entirely on their own terms. But how does freelancing work? Understanding the fundamentals of freelancing can help you decide if it is the right career path for you. This blog post will provide an introduction to the basics of freelancing, discussing what it is and how it works. (how does freelancing work ?)
By Dal Nuurshe4 years ago in Humans
What is love emotion
What is love emotion Love is one of the most powerful and mysterious emotions we experience as human beings. It is the source of great joy, yet also pain and confusion. In this blog post, we will explore the many different aspects of love and attempt to answer the question: what is love? We will look at the different forms of love, such as romantic, platonic, and familial, and how they can shape our lives. We'll also discuss some of the challenges that come with loving another person, and how to make the most of a relationship.|| Do You Interesting To Loss Weight Fast And Easy|| Click Here || (What is love emotion) [Get His Secret Obsession 100%]
By Dal Nuurshe4 years ago in Humans
Social Identity Theory
Identity, according to Burke and Stets (2009) defines who an individual is based on their membership of a particular group, societal role, specific characteristics that they claim. Identity theory seeks to explain the meanings that individuals have for multiple identities, how these identities affect their social behavior, and how these identities influence emotions, feelings, and thoughts (Burke & Stets, 2009). Social identity is based on the identification of an individual with a social group (Burke & Stets, 2009). Individuals who share common beliefs, behaviors, and characteristics will create a social group, called the ingroup, and thus identify with it, whereas anyone not in the ingroup will be labeled an outsider as part of the outgroup (Burke & Stets, 2009).
By Cobe Wilson4 years ago in Humans
We Are Tribal in Nature, Fighting For Resouces
I saw something the other day that made me think about this topic. LeBron James has a show on HBO Max called, The Shop. He usually has a number of current and former NBA players on it, along with athletes from other sports, actors or actresses, just a diverse number of people sitting around the barbershop and chatting.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer4 years ago in Humans
Part IV
I remember sobriety. It was a clear and productive time for me. It consisted of tears and writing and introspection and reading. Despite relapsing after a few months, my life drastically improved. I don’t do the drugs I used to, besides weed and the occasional drink. I regularly write inventories of myself and my actions to keep tabs on my mental health and addiction problems. I don’t know if I’ll ever be “clean” again, but I do know that drugs do not have the hold on me like they used to. The most I do now is smoke a bowl or a blunt and maybe have a drink with dinner. Arguably, my weed issues are more significant than any other drug problem I have, but it is far less disruptive to my life than the other drugs I introduced. Harm reduction, right?
By kp4 years ago in Humans
Part III
It was “locker room talk” with the boys. I waited until I was older and already out of the closet to have sex, but it was hard to stop once I did. I built quite a reputation for myself in that small town quickly. I collected partners like trinkets and talked about them the same. My male friends asked wildly inappropriate questions ranging from the deeply personal to the fetishizing and obscure. I answered them all. The question, “did you scissor” was usually accompanied by vigorously and repeatedly ramming together the space between the middle and index fingers while maintaining uncomfortably prolonged eye contact. Sometimes they didn’t say a word at all, just gestured.
By kp4 years ago in Humans
Part II
My childhood was a performance, a parade of behaviors within the confines of a gender binary. I can easily say I played like a boy. I imagined myself as male in many of my fantasies. I never minded playing females so long as they were like Lara Croft or Alex Munday, but this may have stemmed as much from a sexual attraction to Angelina Jolie and Lucy Liu as it did a desire to be like them. For the most part, I imagined myself as some hybrid force, a superhuman possessing the qualities I found most appealing to the feminine and masculine. I stormed trees teeming with spies, besting them with my wits and their weapons, a cross between Croft and Chan.
By kp4 years ago in Humans
Part I
Blue eyes determined my gender. I was a little boy until adults got a close look at my “baby blues and long lashes” and decided I was a girl. My gender switched so much when I was a child. Perhaps it’s why I refuse to pick one now. I never protested when people called me a boy. I never felt my gender was important enough to lay claim to a side like war, a battle waged for centuries that no one wins.
By kp4 years ago in Humans
The Road to Conscious Love
Hello! Welcome to my journey in awakening to the fullness of the human experience and unraveling the truths behind what is love actually. My name is Princess Leah Melita Jael I. Tafari; but I usually go by Leah Jael. It's easier for people to grasp, whereas when I introduce myself as Princess Leah, most people repeat it back to confirm if I'm being serious or joking. They then continue with the most original questions, "Are your parents Star Wars fans?" and "Are you really a Princess?"
By Princess Leah4 years ago in Humans
Queer Shit
The micro-aggressions faced by the LGBTQIA+ community are constant and vast, so I lend you some of my favorite responses to some of the vilest remarks and invasive questions that one may receive. These responses are meant to be as ridiculous as the questions posed. They are not meant to teach anything except that maybe someone shouldn’t be asking these questions in the first place.
By kp4 years ago in Humans
No Moore Power …
I don’t post about politics here; I dabble in my poetry. Honestly, I haven’t truly participated in political activism since I was arrested with the Reverend Barber during NC’s Moral Monday marches, which occurred long before “Trump’s America” took hold and began unraveling democracy one frayed thread at a time. I left the fight long ago.
By Stacey Mataxis Whitlow (SMW)4 years ago in Humans