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This isn't a new or even recent development for me, when I was like 15 I think I called myself Pan literally once or twice. And fairly recently, the only person I told that died (I just realized that...fuck). Eventually that turned into "Attracted to femininity." And I basically forgot about for the most part, mainly because the school I went to in the middle of nowhere in North Carolina had openly LGBTQ students. It wouldn't have been a big deal if I had called myself anything other than straight, really.
Jump to present day, it just came to the forefront of my mind again, for reasons that don't really matter. And more importantly that wondering if I'm Bi or Pan, even slightly doesn't bother me nearly as much as the unknown reason(s) that lead me to not being able to just deal with this honestly.
Like, it shouldn't matter this much, or shouldn't be this hard to define my own sexuality. It's [current year], I have LGBT friends, I grew up around and with LGBT people in a southern state of all places. Why is there so much baggage attached to this for me...fuck.
>>7800224
are u just straight dude #189183 that has wandered in here after realizing that they're attracted to trans women but deny that trans women are women of think that it means that they're somehow gay even though actual gay guys are attracted to men and not trans women
or is it something else?
if it's something else please be more specific
>>7800256
I openly respect trans women as women, so no, not that. And feminine and androgynous men might be a little more than just aesthetically pleasing.
>>7800224
go fuck a dude faggot
>>7800391
I guess that is that's the only way of knowing once and for all. Which means I probably will sooner or later.