so my question is
how come you guys know you arent gay if you havent tried sucking a dikk and taking a dikk up the butt..
using your logic...maybe you should try it to come to a definite conclusion that you wouldnt like a penis...
Yes or bi.it was a sarcastic question. So you're saying that every woman you have been with was a lesbian off top?
Right?so my question is
how come you guys know you arent gay if you havent tried sucking a dikk and taking a dikk up the butt..
using your logic...maybe you should try it to come to a definite conclusion that you wouldnt like a penis...
Black. Dark skin. Feminine. Tall.
It doesn't hurt me.how do you feel about the divisive topic of interracial dating/relationships?
It's not legal here.
and low-key i still cant keep it altogether in my head 
holy shyt brehs. trying to decode this identity shyt feels like solving a riddle.
so lemme know if i got this right:
Sex
- a biologist would certainly classify you as a woman based on your anatomy
Gender
- gender wise, you identify partially with what you understand to be 'feminine' traits
- however, gender wise, you also identify with 'masculine' fashion and traits
-- thus up to this point you are a "gender queer" -- meaning you conform to neither the 'male' or 'female' gender identity?
Sexuality
- sexually, however, you are not attracted to men but to women -- hence, making you a lesbian
The End Game
-- so in sum, you are a) a woman; b) a gender queer woman; and c) a gender queer lesbian woman
that took me a good 10 minutes to put together
...
question tho: isn't the whole world technically filled with "gender queer" people? like, for instance, aren't there plenty of women who identify themselves as women but who also like to be domineering, aggressive, etc? what makes them not gender queer? (mind you, im not saying all men are aggressive; im saying that's a trait culturally associated with men but that women also exhibit). Or, alternatively, what makes overly sensitive dudes who embrace crying and emotions not "gender queer"? Do they consciously have to say "i identify myself as part-woman?"
Yes you have to consciously identify.holy shyt brehs. trying to decode this identity shyt feels like solving a riddle.
so lemme know if i got this right:
Sex
- a biologist would certainly classify you as a woman based on your anatomy
Gender
- gender wise, you identify partially with what you understand to be 'feminine' traits
- however, gender wise, you also identify with 'masculine' fashion and traits
-- thus up to this point you are a "gender queer" -- meaning you conform to neither the 'male' or 'female' gender identity?
Sexuality
- sexually, however, you are not attracted to men but to women -- hence, making you a lesbian
The End Game
-- so in sum, you are a) a woman; b) a gender queer woman; and c) a gender queer lesbian woman
that took me a good 10 minutes to put together
...
question tho: isn't the whole world technically filled with "gender queer" people? like, for instance, aren't there plenty of women who identify themselves as women but who also like to be domineering, aggressive, etc? what makes them not gender queer? (mind you, im not saying all men are aggressive; im saying that's a trait culturally associated with men but that women also exhibit). Or, alternatively, what makes overly sensitive dudes who embrace crying and emotions not "gender queer"? Do they consciously have to say "i identify myself as part-woman?"
Around kindergarten? I had to be around 5 when I noticed. I liked boys too then but I liked girls way more.
How do you feel about people who say that the LBGT movement is the same as the Civil Rights Movement?
I understand the parallels between the two but i dont believe the LBGT movement holds a candle to the Civil Rights movement due to the years of oppression prior to getting equality.
because they're tired of being thirsted after
i notice they choose dark skin girlfriends too. why do you think they do this.
