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4month hrt ppprogres

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How do people have sexuality confusion?

How are people so stupid that they don't know what makes them cum?

Why do people make such a big deal about it?

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Hey guys, I need some advice and I am too tinfoil hat to ask this on Reddit.

Last week I met a trans girl through Reddit, on a subreddit where we hate both her (Ill just say her, other shit is too weird) gender/sexuality/condition and her ethnic group, and I frequently do too, sorry guys. Shes from a different country from me, but we could meet up in a 2 hour train ride. Shes smart, shes pretty, shes kind, she shares my hobbies and interests. Only difference is that she is about 4,5 years older than me, but I have no problems with this (turning 20 myself in a few months). Weve been talking every single day, sometimes until 4 am. We Skyped a few times and I am pretty much sold, I guess, shes awesome. But theres some stuff that bothers me. Ive never had a girlfriend or sex and Ive sort of given up on that shit. Maybe deep down Ive been looking at trans girls as a surrogate for an actual woman? Is this fair towards her? I really like her anyways. Also, when we meet up it seems like its going to end up in sex. What if I ended up weirded out or something? Its not exactly a one-way thing from me, so I dont want to hurt her feelings.

Thanks

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Info plz

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Hey people, so my gf's laptop was left open on a Facebook conversation she was having with her gay friend, and basically she admitted she was bisexual to him, but didn't know how to tell me or her friends because she was worried about the reaction. She doesn't know I saw it, and I haven't said anything because I don't want her to think I was snooping.

Personally I'm proud of her,and I hope that she can trust me enough to tell me, because I love her dearly, but we were on the subject of bisexuality earlier today and she didn't seem to let anything on, so what should I do?

TLDR: Found out gf is bisexual, but she hasn't told me herself

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As a member of the trans and gay communities, the push to unban gay and trans people from donating blood pisses me off. I hate that my friends just assume that this is discrimination--a lot of people do, but the AIDS infection rate for trans youth hovers around 30% and it's going up.

We shouldn't be allowed to give blood.

I'm sorry, but it's objectively true. I've noticed that a lot of these kinds of pushes are initiated by straight people who have no idea what they're talking about. they see 'discrimination' and want to be supportive of the LGBT community but they can't tell what is and isn't. discrimination because they're straight. I also don't like how it's become taboo to discuss the fact that, in America, HIV is a disease that almost exclusively affects LGBT people, especially trans people and gay men. This is objectively true. Not because of "promiscuity" or whatever but because HIV literally infects more gay people for biological reasons. People exposed through gay sex are literally more likely to get HIV than people exposed through straight sex, because of how the AIDS virus permeates certain mucous membranes better than other mucous membranes.

Tabooing these facts increases the risk of infection by a ton and as someone in the at risk population that's being "discriminated against" I am very uneasy about a society that puts not offending me above not killing me.

As someone with friends with HIV it kills me that this kind of information is largely unknown and assumed to be fraudulent if stumbled upon. Every time someone assumes that gay people having higher HIV infection rates is just because of "culture" (like bigots say) or "statistics" (like I've heard from friends) instead of literal biology, people die.

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How hot are you legbutts?

https://howhot.io/

don't be afraid
its okay
to be ugly

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Daily reminder to stop posting on /pol/ with your fucking comics etc. fags

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Elf edition

Everyone loves elves!

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I'm in the process of transitioning(mtf) and I've realized how much time and thought have been wasted on planning my transition, it's like a game to me, but it feels like a useless effort.

Ideally, I'd like to actually have a life outside of always talking and thinking about transitioning and find some sort of hobby outside of jerking off.

I don't wanna be 40 on my 3rd round of FFS, realizing how much time I wasted on useless shit because I was going to be an ugly 40 year old anyway. Time is flying. I'm 22 now with no college degree, not even a year of college completed and no job, but I can only keep my mind on this one goal. It just seems unhealthy, idk.

I just don't have much interest in anything else in life.

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>young, introverted gay
>just started college
>signed up for the gay/straight alliance
>starts this week
>wait shit i forgot im a child who knows nothing
>what am I getting myself into

This is actually the first time I'll be really meeting some people that aren't straight. I've grown up in an awfully conservative/christian environment and need to meet new people.

Anyone else go to their G/SA? Anything I should be aware of? Obviously not all are alike but I'd like some help going in. I'm a frightened child.

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Anybody else here codependent AF? My gf left for a 2 week trip this morning and I've been crying on and off for 12 hours about it. I wish I had the courage to kill myself so they felt awful for leaving me. I know that's super crazy but it's true. I'm a lesbian, I'm wondering if codependency is more common in lesbians or gays

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/lgbt/, I want my boyfriend to be more open/rely on me more for emotional/mental support.

> Been dating this guy for a year.
> Really starting to think he's the one.
> He's literally the phrase "salt of the earth" incarnate.
> Incredibly patient, kind, smart, calm, and practically skilled.
> Is fit.
> Enjoys work, also great home maker.
> Coming home and smelling his cooking has become the single most comforting thing in my life.
> Doesn't hurt he's handsome too.
> But if he has an ugly feature, it's his eyes.
> Hollow, empty, dead eyes.
> He has the thousand yard stare the way a lot of women have resting bitch face.
> The rest of his face is animate, but despite any facial expression he has, those eyes are always empty and cold.
> When he looks at you it's like he's looking through you.
> Manifest fucking existentialism.
> He comes from a seriously poor family, full of addicts and people with serious medical conditions.
> So it doesn't surprise me he's seen some shit.
> He has also said he's been through a lot.
> Never specifies what. Never unloads his burdens on me.
> " Don't worry about it. " , " I'm fine " , " It's nothing " .
> I hear these phrases regularly.
> He's still going through shit internally though.
> I just want him to let me help him.
> I literally die when occasionally he'll hug me from behind or come cuddle with me in an overly serious way.
> When he does it he won't say anything.
> He's just really intense, and there's a silent desperation about it.
> He never tells me about issues with work, bills, ect either.

I just want him to confide in me, trust me, let me support him. He's been more than strong enough for me so far. Why can't he let me carry a little of his burden too?

How do I talk to him about this without coming off in a wrong way /lgbt/? I don't want to push him too far, but I need him to be more open and involved.

Thanks.

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So boys I am about to go and fuck a tranny kinda nervous since this is my first time so I need some motivation from you faggots.

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Every day I'm thankful I'm only gay and not a tranny.