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I don't know what exactly is going on in American high schools (mostly because I'm Canadian and graduated 8 years ago), but I can tell you what's going on in the meetings of people larping as "concerned parents," because we're seeing this American influence in universities and school board elections up here (including American groups actually recruiting people here). Wherever they do end up recruiting enough people, they get up to heavily coordinated stunts (like letters to local papers) pretending to be concerned parents. There's a substantial amount of dishonesty in these campaigns and are almost entirely dedicated to removing LGBT2S content and anything against the far-right's narratives about race and racism from schools. Right now I'm looking into a school board candidate who just faked an insane statement from a supposed supporter yesterday, because she needs to make up examples of elementary school-age Black kids not wanting to play with white kids because of unspecified lessons. Said candidate is part of that American organisation, too.

It's all bullshit meant to strip the community in America of their legal rights.
 
I’m a woman trapped in a man’s body. But idk sometimes I like feeling like a man too. I’m bisexual but then I think I might be asexual /demisexual. Basically I would never have to be physically intimate with anyone but it wouldn’t necessarily mean I wouldn’t. Also, I basically won the Jackpot in life because let’s say I have a crush on someone and they’re already taken. Just spending time with that person as friends is basically the same thing as being in a relationship because of the nature of my asexuality. Does that make sense to anyone? It doesn’t mean I would wreck peoples relationships though obviously.
 
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I never really write in threads like this but I’ve experienced a lot of harassment and belittling recently, so hi, I’m queer as fuck and happy about it and nobody will ever make me feel bad about it. I hope everyone here finds pride and joy in being LGBTQ+ wherever your identity falls on that spectrum and no matter how many people try to take your joy away.
 
Local Dog said:
Did you go to brunch recently? That's one of these activities that turns ya gay. Just a mimosa or two and a brezel or something and boom, you gay
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no I stick in my home on showdown like a slug. I sometimes feel the gay when I’m out to eat but it’s never brunch. I don’t exactly have brunch basically. (I am a homosexual).
 
yo, im bt89, and i think i am bisexual. i've always been kinda confused with my sexuality. i was an ace for a while but then i finally dived into my personality, and yea - i am bi. i've always been followed by rumors abt my sexuality (ppl calling me gay because i was involved with the theater community, online harrassment, etc.) and they had been making me question for a while. and then idk, i guess i just... found out i was bi?

i guess that's all really. hoping i'm accepted into the community with open arms
 
BT89 said:
yo, im bt89, and i think i am bisexual. i've always been kinda confused with my sexuality. i was an ace for a while but then i finally dived into my personality, and yea - i am bi. i've always been followed by rumors abt my sexuality (ppl calling me gay because i was involved with the theater community, online harrassment, etc.) and they had been making me question for a while. and then idk, i guess i just... found out i was bi?

i guess that's all really. hoping i'm accepted into the community with open arms
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Welcome to the land of the gays and the theys, double-team player. We hope your stay is pleasant :-)
 
Equally as important to arming yourself is joining LGBTQ+ friendly/organized community aid groups near you. Being armed might save you if, humanity forbid, you ever find yourself in a situation where you need to defend yourself, but being part of an armed and organized community aid group WILL make fascists think twice, and it WILL make the world a better and safer place for the LGBTQ+ community.

The Socialist Rifle Association, John Brown Gun Club/Redneck Revolt, Pink Pistols, Huey P. Newton Gun Club, Armed Equality, Operation Blazing Sword, and Latino Rifle Association are all LGBTQ+ friendly organizations that can provide valuable resources to members of the LGBTQ+ community who are newly armed, looking to arm themselves, or looking to get involved in community aid even without carrying a firearm.

If you don't wish to carry a firearm, at least carry a non-lethal means of self-defense. OC/pepper spray, cable whips, and, where legal, tasers and drive-capable stun guns are great, and you should carry one even if you also carry a firearm. Make sure to look into local laws when choosing a means of self-defense as some things may not be legal in certain areas or may require specific licensing. Avoid relying on knives, kubatons, spikes, etc., as a form of self-defense. These are not effective tools without considerable training in specialized martial arts and are likely to only escalate a confrontation. Try to attend a basic trauma care (FAST or Stop-The-Bleed) class and keep a tourniquet and chest seal handy, if not a full trauma care kit. If you frequent places like bars or clubs, ask the owners if they have an active shooter response plan ready and if staff have access to a first aid/trauma care kit.

I hate that this is the rules we've got to play by, but the game is getting played regardless of whether or not we like it. The good news is, the fascists aren't nearly as tough as they like to act in a group when they're the only ones with guns. All it takes is a few armed people in black clothes and pride flags and they scuttle away like the cockroaches they are. Stay strong, and be who you are.
 
Empress said:
Case in point. If you're trans and not armed to the teeth, you're doing it wrong.
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Case in point: I think your generalization is poorly timed and heinously disrespectful of the lives lost after another senseless act of violence.

Consider posting replies that don’t center your own sanctimonious choices at the expense of everyone that wouldn’t dare make the same ones.
 
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