Nuzforum LGBTQA+ Thread!

[rowantobias]

hi hi! i am a nonbinary lesbian... ive always liked the approach to it where my only connection to femininity is through my attraction to other lesbians... i like to use they and ae pronouns. though people struggle conjugating the ae ones so i am pretty lenient on which set people feel like using.

also i met my current girlfriend on minecraft lol. the game that brings people together... true romance is putting your minecraft bed next to ur s/o's, just my onion

 

[Rubombee]

hi hi! i am a nonbinary lesbian... ive always liked the approach to it where my only connection to femininity is through my attraction to other lesbians... i like to use they and ae pronouns. though people struggle conjugating the ae ones so i am pretty lenient on which set people feel like using.

also i met my current girlfriend on minecraft lol. the game that brings people together... true romance is putting your minecraft bed next to ur s/o's, just my onion

Hey there! If you don't mind me asking, how do you conjugate ae pronouns? :0

 

[rowantobias]

Hey there! If you don't mind me asking, how do you conjugate ae pronouns? :0

oh, fairly easily! i usually use this site to redirect that sort of thing: https://pronoun.is/ae , it gives all the conjugations you really need for any particular set! it's basically like he/she in terms of form, though some people like to treat it like a 'they' form pronoun, which i don't mind either!

 

[Memento]

Well, I'm pretty sure that I'm ace or something close to it. Sex has never really interested me; hell, to be honest, physical touching/cuddling/kissing isn't my thing either. Maybe it's because of autism, but I've never really felt comfortable with any of that.

Also not sure if I'm lesbian or bi. It honestly depends on the day and person. Like, I can see a guy and consider them attractive, but I don't exactly want to have a romantic sort of relation; I just see them as attractive. Definitely attracted to girls more, so, I'm a bit confuzzled about this.

 

[Argentum]

Well, some of you know me, but to those who don’t, I’m Aureum (he/him).

So yeah, I’ve considered myself heterosexual most of my life, y’know? Then a couple days ago I realized while looking at something, that I may not be straight anymore. I mean I still like girls, but I think maybe I can include guys? I’m not too sure yet, and so far it’s only been guys that look feminine and sometimes act feminine that I find attractive, so that’s something alright. Not sure if this makes sense, but here I am, questioning my sexuality and I figure I might as well spill how I’m feeling.

 

[Sheepscope]

@Aureum

I think that's your tastes, then!

 

[SnakeEyesDraws]

I'm a little late to this party but hey! I'm a bisexual cis girl. I started to realize I was attracted to girls towards the end of high school, but living on campus for college really helped me solidify my identity and be proud of it!

 

[AnomalousReadings]

Hi, I'm new here, but I'm bisexual & nonbinary (I personally don't really like using the term enby but that's just me).
I've had hints here and there when I was little I wasn't straight or cis but didn't really come to terms with it until I was 15 when I discovered the lgbtq community on the internet. I've id'd as who I currently am for 4 years and feel comfortable with that, although I'm saving up for top surgery since my dysphoria can be rather horrid..

 

[DuchessTaco]

So, I discovered about a year before I got married (so, going on 7 years ago now) that I'm hella bi. Still cis, but definitely hella bi. I had the moments of "oh, that's why I was so frequently intimidated by a lot of my female friendships over the years, and it hurt worse when they cut off those friendships," and "that's why I liked Posh Spice so well as a kid". Thankfully, my husband's been super supportive over the whole thing. The only other family member I'm out to is my mom, since I know she's a safe place and doesn't have any of the subconscious or active homophobia that my other relatives have.

 

[novadex]

Hey, happy Pride Month everybody! I'm...about as sure as anyone can be that I'm cis male, bisexual, and biromantic. I figured pride month would be the best time to post this, so hi everyone!

 

[DuchessTaco]

So, I had a couple realizations over the last 6 weeks or so that I hadn't realized.

1. I feel like pan is more apt than bi terminology-wise. I like the bi flag color scheme better, but pan kind of encompasses more of who I am.
2. Part of why I felt like I didn't fit in with women over the years is because I didn't fit into strictly the stereotypical "woman". I appreciate my femininity, but I know it's not the whole story, so I guess the demi-femme label fits a little better for me.

So, discovery! Huzzah!

 

[Slow]

howdy, i am a bi cis furry dude. i love to be gay and evil.

 

[mizar]

can someone repost the link to the discord if its still active? apparently i left at some point

 

[Sheepscope]

can someone repost the link to the discord if its still active? apparently i left at some point

Is the first post's link down?

 

[Memento]

Is the first post's link down?

Yeah, and I'd actually like to have a link to the LGBTQA forum as well, if you don't mind?

 

[Sheepscope]

I don't...

 

[Squiggy Azalea]

can someone repost the link to the discord if its still active? apparently i left at some point

edited OP with a new invite link to the discord: you can now get an invite to it again

 

[ccunproc]

heyloooolo. i am pan bc i they are all great to me. maybe i am cis but it feels like i don't have a choice bc my conservative fam. i like feminine stuff alot tho.

 

[Hana]

Heyo I'm Hana and i'm bi as hell. I made the mistake of spending my teenage years in the early 10s on the hell that's Tumblr but I turned out alright I think

 

[KitkatKK2]

Hi cis asexual somethingromantic (apparently I’m not the first one to use this joke here.) girl here. My take on the world is: allos are weird, aces are weird, aros are weird, everybody is weird.
Edit: Ok so I’m PRETTY sure I’m cupioromantic which is honestly just aro with extra steps.