psst
if you’re not binary trans and use the label trans, you’re welcome!
if you’re trans and straight, that’s cool! you’re welcome here!
if you’re trans and gay, that’s great! welcome!
if you use multiple labels for your sexuality or gender, cool! welcome!
if you’re just realizing that comphet was why you called yourself bi, welcome!
if you change labels sometimes, or are still figuring yourself out, welcome!
if you’re aspec, welcome!
if you’re cisgender heteromantic asexual or cisgender aromantic heterosexual, welcome!
if you’re a nonbinary lesbian/gay or a genderfluid lesbian/gay, welcome!
if you are not a cisgender heteromantic heterosexual, welcome to the LGBTQ+ community. all we ask is that you don’t push your labels on others, and don’t tell them their labels are wrong.
being trans but not identifying as male or female doesn’t make you a trespasser here. it makes you trans, and it makes you welcome in the transgender community.
you’re binary trans and straight? neat! you’re still trans, and you’re welcome. you’re absolutely welcome.
being gay and trans doesn’t make you a cis straight person intruding, it makes you a trans gay person who is welcome and valid.
if you call yourself a trans genderfluid man, or an aegosexual asexual, congrats, you’re welcome.
if you identified as bi for years and just realized that no, you’re not attracted to men, good for you! welcome!
if you called yourself bi three months ago and call yourself omni now, cool! if you’re struggling to find a term that you feel fits, but you’re pretty sure you’re not cishet, you’re welcome here! and if you figure out that you are cishet, we’re glad to have gotten to know you while you were here.
You’re aspec? nice! come on in!
you’re ace or aro or somewhere on the spectrum and have had people tell you you’re not lgbtq+ because you’re cis and heterosexual/heteromantic? they were lying, welcome!
If you call yourself gay or a lesbian but aren’t a binary gender, that’s fine!
as long as you’re willing to support your lgbtq+ siblings, we’re delighted to have you.
Sincerely,
your new gay older brother. (if you’ll have me.)



















