I'm sorry they pushed you to feel this way. I always hated when parents rather hold onto their hateful ways rather then their own child. If a family isn't ready to love their child through whatever it may be, they shouldn't become parents.
How so?
Me too, homie, if chicks can be incels too.
It's really hard to be a lesbian where I am , I have to cover it up and pretend to like men, It would be so much easier if I did, I've tried conversion therapy, I hate myself for the fact that I'm gay it makes everything so much harder.
Where are you, if you don't mind me asking? Did you do conversion therapy willingly? How did it go?
Does that word even belong to people who don't hate women anymore?
Yeah, that's why I put the "if women count" bit. I always found it ironic that a woman coined the term.
One girl told me that I couldn't possibly be gay because I sound just like her str8 brother & my arms are too hairy. WTF?? And why do women think it's okay to touch gay dudes inappropriately? Stay away from my butt or I'll grope your little boyfriend! 
Don't be silly, the "I" goes ahead all
I think being asexual is definitely a thing but being pan sexual, not so much. I think pansexual is another way to say bisexual. The oxford dictionary definition for pansexual is "not limited in sexual choice with regard to biological sex, gender, or gender identity" and I think that definition means a more "open/woke" bi person. I think my reasoning comes from me believing whatever you present as and feel you are is what you are no matter what you were anatomically born with and if a person likes boys and girls that should include everybody regardless of gender identity or what they were born with at birth. I get defensive over transgender people and I think making pansexual separate from bisexual is acknowledging they aren't a 'complete/correct' boy or girl. I am a cis straight female so I might be in the wrong but I know some of my transgender friends feel like they will never looked at as the same as a natural born male or female and this just helps that narrative. If anybody has any other thought or opinion on this I'd love to hear it!
that's what some trans people are going for, though
Relatable, have you looked into concepts like demisexual and grey asexual?
Thats interesting. I just haven't met any trans people who want to be regarded as something a lil different than born at birth male or female. I always felt there were "two genders" despite what one might have been born with and are presenting as now. I guess it is slightly harmful to not recognize they are different than born at birth genders, I just never thought of it that way. Thanks for your input<3
