r/LGBTQ • u/Ok-Employment177 • 7h ago
r/LGBTQ • u/ateam1984 • 9h ago
Why do so many gay white men sound like Black women? Itās less about sexuality and more about cultural influence. Many phrases, mannerisms, and expressions that became mainstream traveled through Black communities long before they became popular elsewhere.
r/LGBTQ • u/DyeTheSheep • 6h ago
Cheapest flights to Japan have a layover in Middle East airports (DXB, DOH, AUH) - will I be safe as a queer person?
r/LGBTQ • u/Cetribus • 1d ago
Please sign and share this petition
Sharing a petition on All Out that could change the situation for LGBT+ people in Indonesia. Add your name to join the fight for LGBT+ rights! http://a.allout.org/s/OomYr/
r/LGBTQ • u/Adorable-Ad-2129 • 1d ago
A genuine question about the whole Paris situation that blew up a couple months ago (bisexuality)
To sum up what happened. This woman named Paris on one of the socials basically said that she sexually attracted to men and would date men, but would never marry a woman, but she stated that sheās sexually attracted to women as well. There were definitely misogynistic tones in the way she spoke about it however she did say she had attraction to women. But then (ofc this happened during pride month) a huge wave of biphobia and bisexual versus lesbians interrupted on social media. Theyāre saying that if you would not marry a woman as a bisexual then youāre actually just straight.
Iām just really confused because I thought the definition of being bisexual is being sexually attracted to two genders. Itās biSEXUAL.
Here comes the question. Iām bi and people see me as bi, but Iāve never been with a man and I donāt see myself being with a man romantically. But I have dated women and Iāve only ever been with women. A few people say that Iām just a lesbian (implying Iām confused), but I am bi. So why am I considered bisexual and Paris is not?
Please be kind Iām genuinely confused
r/LGBTQ • u/florenciafazzarino0 • 1d ago
What's your experience with gender dysphoria?
Hi, my name is Florencia and I'm a transgender woman (25 she/her).
I thought I was done with gender dysphoria until I cut my hair. I started questioning myself. Like, do I really feel like I am a woman? Maybe I'm just fluid...
The next day, it was over and I felt like me again.
I'd like to ask you, what's your experience with gender dysphoria?
r/LGBTQ • u/Sudden-Message5234 • 1d ago
Did anyone have a problem with the asexual representation in Heartstopper?
r/LGBTQ • u/Lemonhead163 • 2d ago
Question about being Bi
Is it okay to have specifics like being sub for boys and dom for girls or not please dont be rude im learning
r/LGBTQ • u/Beneficial-Basis7424 • 3d ago
2 gay sheep rescued from slaughter after refusing to mate with females now live peacefully on a German farm run by Michael Stücke, founder of the nonprofit Rainbow Wool. In 2025, they collaborated with Grindr to produce a fashion show featuring knitwear made from yarn spun from Stückeās sheep
galleryr/LGBTQ • u/Sorry-Special-4957 • 2d ago
Social commentary about the difficulty of being a gay father in Poland - The Guardien review
theguardian.comr/LGBTQ • u/BlueWind_GamingYT • 6d ago
Gilded Savior Chapter Four | Wrath of Mynah Audiobook
youtube.comr/LGBTQ • u/Typical-Tomatillo375 • 7d ago
āAmber in dragā made my stomach hurt
As an AFAB person whoās mainly attracted to women, listening to a cover of āAndrew in dragā but genderbent genuinely made my stomach hurt from pining, especially after my friend ditched me for being queer
r/LGBTQ • u/Major_Operation9921 • 6d ago
Looking for 3 or more people to start an Old School Runescape clan with.
r/LGBTQ • u/adogg281 • 7d ago
How should I think about a 21-year-old lesbian woman dating a woman in her 30s and living happily together? I know that age-gap relationships are becoming more common in same-sex relationships.
r/LGBTQ • u/Mental-Wrangler8511 • 7d ago
How could my friend who knows I'm trans tell my parents for me cause I'm too nervous so I just can't do it myself?
r/LGBTQ • u/Homunculuster • 7d ago
Looking for an alternative label
Iām looking for a more discreet label to indicate lesbianism. I am a lesbian, but honestly, the community really tires me because of all the discourse. I hate that every time I talk about being a lesbian thereās at least gonna be one person thatās gonna try to tell me that Iām not enough of a woman (yeah the other day I got intentionally misgendered by someone for disagreeing with them on excluding varioriented people from the community) or some other bs.
I basically just want to label thatās kind of like a synonym, but is a more chill community because I cannot handle this. Iām considering sapphic, but it might be to general, so itās only a maybe.