Humanity
Raging Homosexual
I just broke the metal gate. Before that, I finished masturbating just for a release of energy. Usually I think of nothing when I masturbate,
Reed WhislerPublished 2 years ago in PrideMy unique life experience
The meaning of hard work is to see a bigger world, to have the opportunity to choose life freely, to not bow to the people I hate or not to become the same as the people I hate; Never buy a useless thing at a bargain price; Do not love the people, again lonely also do not rely on. We used to think that persistence makes us strong, but when we grow up, we find that letting go makes us strong. Better hide your faults than show your cowardice. The more you talk, the shallower you appear; The coolest appearance of a woman should be that she is charming, kissing different lips, liking different people but not loving anyone. Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, love is like this, you won't mature without losing, life is like this, you won't grow up without some danger. What you want, god will not necessarily give you, you have to strive for, don't live up to the people who love you, don't live up to yourself; I believe that one day, I will become a better myself, will become parents to rely on, become a reliable friend, become worthy of love, I have been working hard. Later, I gradually learn to accept rather than pay, even if I met the heart of the people also shook his head and said forget it. Disappointed enough to let go, do not disturb is my last gentle; People, to a certain age, are with some worry, with some unspeakable pain, every day happily to live. In this world, a lot of people smile to you, but really inclusive of you too little. I finally went through that period of time to see everyone like you, do everything can think of you, listen to the songs are about you, very lucky, I can finally ask the return date, do not have to contact; Time is not a thief, stole how much precious, in return, but they can not see the regret. Distance probably means: you know I didn't sleep, I also know you didn't sleep, looking at each other's updated dynamic, but can't say a word; The most sad is met, got, lost in a hurry, and then left a scar in the bottom of my heart, it makes you when the pain, when the pain. Individuals can experience particularly difficult periods, long or short, that leave you feeling hopeless and unable to see the light. However, indulging in complaints, distress is useless, sad pain is more useless, rather than pick up the mood, shake in fine spirits, head out to face, perhaps everything will be better; If you're busy, it's more likely than not that you're really important: you're weak, you have nothing better to do, your life sucks and you have to make up for it, or you act busy and make yourself seem important. When your efforts are not worthy of your ambition, don't feel unworthy. Give it your all, even if it doesn't work out.Learn to find happiness, make happiness. All you want in this life is joy. No matter what, no matter who. Everything I do, I just want to have fun. Life, most of the desire for power and wealth, other such as fame, retreat and so on, although a few, but also exist. And all I do is to make myself happy. Now the pressure is generally large, because what you seek for can not be found, so can not be happy, so to find happiness, make happiness. For example, a morning greeting with a neighbor, a smile from a stranger, etc., can make people happy. If you can't find it, make it yourself, work out, read a novel, even smoke a cigarette, whatever makes you happy. Never mind that smoking hurts the body. In my opinion, it is better to be happy for forty years than to be miserable for seventy. Of course, the above remarks, one's words, follow the language, not enough to think, I and casually said, you and with the eye to see, if help, extremely happy. Please forgive me if I talk too much
Hang onto your pride.
As I arise contemplating the parade that passed before my eyes, I pause to ponder, among the wonder, what Pride means to me.
Russell OrmsbyPublished 2 years ago in PrideMy Two Dads
"BE-4R coming online. Commencing final checks." "Just like you practiced, son." "Hydraulics operational." "Easy on the throttle."
J. DanielsPublished 2 years ago in PrideA Formal Introduction
The Good Ol’ Days For most of my childhood, I suffered from uncontrollable anxiety, feelings of guilt and shame, self-loathing, fear, and a cemented thought that I was a bad child and a failure at best – not to mention I believed that I was damned to hell. At the time, if you had asked, I couldn’t tell you exactly why I felt all those feelings. Truth be told, I don’t think I had half of the vocabulary, I do now, to even describe the sensations I felt. It did not take long for the self and family neglect of my internal and unspoken needs to mount and fester into disease.
Vanessa WilcoxPublished 2 years ago in Pride'Vulva sans Vagina'
// Vulva Sans Vagina \\ // “I'm not like the other girls" \\ // I’m Ambiguous \\ // Ambiguous: capable of being understood in two or more possible senses or ways \\
Kocoa SimpsenPublished 2 years ago in PrideLogos are not enough
Don’t get me wrong, I think it’s great that many companies have felt compelled to acknowledge that the LGBTQIA+ community exists at all. It is encouraging that it even happens. In fact, that was where I started in my own thinking about acknowledging pride month. Let’s make a logo and be visibly supportive of our fellow humans, but the more we discussed it, the more I realized it wasn’t really the kind of contribution that I wanted to make. It’s too easy. It’s too little. It’s not about colorful logos gracing email signatures for one month out of the year. This is more important. It’s about fostering a culture that acknowledges that our differences are our strengths, our similarities are catalysts, and keeping our focus on what matters for the task at hand.
6 Best LGBTQ Romance Novels of 2022
Readers might see themselves reflected on the pages of a variety of romances. I've compiled a list of some of my favorite LGBTQ romance novels, in which characters of all genders and sexual orientations discover love. These LGBTQ romances are sure to warm your heart, regardless of your sexual orientation.
Diane HayesPublished 2 years ago in PrideIs a Genderless World Possible?
Gender is a hotly debated topic that is difficult to breach without someone getting upset. The current precedent is that self-identifying as a particular gender is absolute, and we should accept the individual’s claim without question. In this article, I would like to question not the validity of one’s feelings, but what it actually means to identify as a specific gender.
James WoodPublished 2 years ago in PrideIlluminated Shadows Ch.2
Chapter Two I could not open my eyes, but I felt every muscle in my body scream out in pain as if I had been tossed off a cliff and left for dead. I tried once more to open my eyes, and then I finally opened one eyelid, then the other followed. My vision blurred, and I did not recognize my surroundings. I put my head back down on the pillow as I felt the bile rise in my throat from my spinning vision. My hand went to my head, and it felt hot and wet. I knew I had a fever, but I could not bring my voice to make a sound.
Alex PiercePublished 2 years ago in PrideThe Republican Religionists Feel Emboldened (for now)
In some ways, I “othered” myself by coming out as trans. At least with my children and my family of origin, dwindling as it is. I highlighted yet another way we are not “the same” in this world. That shouldn’t be a problem, but of course, it is potentially mired by words like “deceived” and “liar.”
Martha MadrigalPublished 2 years ago in PrideA Gay Point Of View
I would like to start by saying that everything that you're about to read is simply what I have experienced in the past and present as someone a part of the LGBTQ+ community. What I'm writing, is not a reflection on the entire community, for I understand that everyone’s experience (as a queer person) is different and unique in its own way. I am writing merely about the common themes found in my life and other queer people’s lives that I have seen and been around. This is to help and connect with people who have felt isolated and have felt abandoned since the day that they were born because of their sexuality. As a queer person, one might often feel misplaced and unwanted in this world full of billions upon billions of people. We often have to walk through life with unnecessary burdens and often question our existence and purpose on a daily basis even when we’re in a “happy” state of mind. At least I do, which is why I am choosing to write about these experiences and thoughts of mine. I am in need of someone to truly see and understand me just like you the reader. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this! I hope you feel seen, heard, and understood. And for those of you who may not be a part of the community, please don’t take anything said here as an insult. Choose to listen and be open to change. If after reading this you realize that there are things that you need to change, choose it! Choose to be a better supporter and friend. Thank you to everyone who took their time to read this. Peace and love!
Michael CanadyPublished 2 years ago in Pride