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Pride is exciting and intimidating for many transgender people, especially for folks newly adjusting to their identities. Pride can be celebrated in hundreds of ways; this is our beginner's guide for attending Pride as a trans person.
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As you roll through June, the number of Pride events sweeping the country is rivaled only by the number of queer ladies swooning over the release of the Captain Marvel DVD. Maybe you feel like a Pride expert: you’ve been there, you’ve done that, and…
I’m not much for corporate Pride, but there is something so massive to say about so many queer people being out and joyful en masse. Anyhow.
If you’re going to Pride for the first time this year, stay safe and have a beautiful time! You deserve it <3 <3 <3
Reminder!!
During pride if you want to buy pride gear or whatever else, don't buy from big corperations (with the exception of gc2b, made by trans people) When ordering online go to someplace like Etsy so you can give the money from it directly to the people who need it. There will be lots of stands and booths at pride as well; those people sell (often handmade) pride things!! I also reccomend The Quiltbag if you are in Edmonton- they even have binders and compression tanks!
So I'm going to my first pride tomorrow and I'm really excited, anybody got sime tips?
with the power of google reverse image searching @commietwink and I caught a catfish in my area and exposed him for the trash he is! remember happy pride to anyone but catfishes!
To the like 10 people who follow me:
First of all, hello! Thanks for thinking at least one of my posts is funny.
Second, I'm going to my first Pride this year! I just moved to NYC last July and I'm really excited to have my first pride parade the one of the year I turned 18! To be even more specific, I'm going to both Youth Pride and the Pride Parade/Pride Festival.
Do any of you have any tips? Please message me! I'm a gay boy from a relatively small town and I would really appreciate a few pointers!!!
Thanks in advance!!!!!!
7 tips for your first Pride Parade
This past weekend, I went to my first LGBTQ+ pride parade. It was fun and I got my first Bi pride flag there. It’s hanging in my room now. It was really fun and I have some first hand tips for those of you wanting to attend a pride parade in the future.
Tip #1: Bring/Buy Water. I was parched almost the entire time. Always make sure you have a non-alcoholic cold drink to keep you hydrated
Tip #2: The parade lasts for hours, but you should at least go for the beginning of it. You don’t have to go for the whole time. You can meet others who identify as your gender or sexuality and give them a slight nod.
Someone gave me a Bi Card that kinda looked like a business card, and it was awesome. I didn’t even know them. I was also waiting in line for some water and a fellow Bisexual with a flag around their neck walked in and we high-fived each other. I am also an avid Supernatural fan, and while my friend and I were waiting for the bathroom, a person with a Supernatural bag and shirt walked past us and we complemented them.
Tip #3: Bring cash, not credit. Keep your cash close to you. If you want to buy things to commemorate your time there, bring cash. Not every vendor takes credit cards and you don’t want to use too much money
Tip #4: There might be people in the Parade handing out rainbow flags. Accept them. You can wave them around and they are very portable and very free.
Tip #5: Bring a friend, whether it be one of your straight friends, boyfriends, girlfriends, or other, make sure you bring a friend. You aren’t required to, but from experience, having at least one other person with you is better than nobody.
My friend had to leave about an hour before I did, so I know how it feels.
Tip #6: Don’t Fight or even acknowledge the haters and protesters. They are entitled to their opinion, no matter how fucked up it is. Just walk past them and ignore them completely. You are surrounded by others who accept you for who you are, even though they are complete strangers.
Tip #7: BE YOURSELF. As long as you don’t physically harm anyone or break any laws or that stuff, GO WILD. This is the time to celebrate who you are as a person. Go up and hug a stranger (with their consent). Kiss your significant other in the street right before the first float arrives. YOU ARE YOU!!! NEVER FORGET OR LOOSE SIGHT OF WHO YOU LOVE AND YOU ARE!!!!
