#imnotgay

[s3answorld]

@therealjacksepticeye

Sean- guys I'm straight I swear.

Today's video

Sean- "are those my gay thoughts trying to get out for all the naked man, probably"

[crimsontigerart]

another redraw/johnlocked of Ashleybear-hat ‘s  Imagine your OTP reference:

[idontknow787]

[moniquedeeva-blog]

Eu até que tava me sentindo bonitinha nessa haha #style #lifestyle #freedom #beyourself #imnotgay #genderidentity #genderfluid #crossdressing #queer #drag #beautiful #pride #love #amazing #wonderful #makeup #dress #unpredictable #nodiscrimines #imnotsick #tbt #hashtags (em São Paulo, Brazil)

[fuckertumblerfucker]

[mister-lady]

sitting here smoochless? you and me both...

*dramatic sigh* what a shame...both of us,,together,,,,needing kiss,ses.,,too baD,,, theres no o,,ne,, around to gi.,,ve,,, kis.,m,ss,m,ws,,.,,,

[exusemedoyouhaveacigarette]

Me: obviously I am not gay

Also me: can't stop reblogging pictures of woman and is probrably in denial

[my-littlehouseinthevalley]

This morning I was reading an article about the Pride Parade in Moncton. Now I have never attended a Pride parade here, I have attended a few times in Toronto and Sudbury. No, I’m not gay, I do however have a few family members and friends that are. 🌈

I remember the first time I ever heard the words “I’m gay” coming from my moms mouth. My first thought was awesome, so your happy, as that’s what gay meant to me. She laughed at my response, I can still hear that gut hearty laugh as tears rolled down her cheeks. 😂 Once she was able to finish chuckling she sat me down and explained what she meant.

I listen to mom tell me that she was in love with someone and how good they treated her, how comfortable she felt around her new someone. Mom talked about feeling trapped inside herself for years. Always finding that a woman was more attractive than a man. How one day her curiosity became a reality when she kissed a woman for her first time and enjoyed it much more than she anticipated and how for the last few years she’s been living as a gay couple with her “friend” that I thought was a border or roommate. 🤷‍♀️

Little by little I noticed the hand holding or hugging, kisses on the cheek as they (mom and her girlfriend) weren’t ready to fully come out to the world yet, because back then, people were beaten in the streets if people found out you were gay. Not nearly as bad as the gay conversion therapy that was being offered back then, so people didn’t tell others, hey I’m gay! 😳

I’ve was raised by a lesbian mother! She was happier being gay, then she had ever been straight. I remember her telling me how much more she felt like an equal than she ever had before in her life. Mom may have been sick often but I can honestly say that when she was “free” to be herself, those were the best years I had with her.

She was not suicidal, she was happy, full of joy, love, understanding and compassion. Fun and family oriented, wanting to be a better person. The same mom that my friends loved and wished they had! I got a lot of my strength to carry on with her schizophrenia during her active gay years. 💜

I learned that it doesn’t matter who you love, but that you get to experience love in your lifetime. It doesn’t matter what others think of you, you’re amazing just the way you are! No matter what life has to throw at you, you will get through it! Keep the faith be true to you, the rest will sort itself out! Being ignorant to others is inexcusable no matter their age, skin colour, religious beliefs or who they choose to love.

For years, I have watched my mom stand up for herself and what she believed was right for her. Fighting against the odds to be with the woman she loved. So before judging people for what they believe in, how they choose to live their lives or who they choose to love, maybe you should take a long hard look in that mirror and understand how ugly your being to something completely natural...LOVE! 🥰

To anyone out there that is struggling with their identity please know that you have every right to just be you! 😘