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Walk with pride mates.
Cis, trans, straight, gay, bi, non-binary, black, white, asian, mexican, whatever. Stand proud and stand strong.
There will always be people who'll love and accept you the way you are.
Just like how I do <3

Hey guys, happy pride month ^w^

This is a drawing of me pretty much breaking free from my dad's expectations and being proud of who I am ^^

So a little story about myself is that I came out as non-binary back in September of 2021 after knowing for about 2 years before then I was not a girl. I was pretty happy as an enby but found out soon after I was chill with he/him type pronouns and preferred them over the neutral ones. I've always thought of myself as more on the male side of gender, but the idea of coming out as trans scared me. I know from a very young age that my dad wasn't very accepting of people who don't follow what the bible says is ok, and even though I didn't know of the LGBTQ+ community at the time, I was still scared to even dare to live a life my way. Like, for example, getting married or having kids. It's never been something I wanted, but something I planned on doing to make my father proud. But now I see I don't need to change myself for other people. So here I am, a proud trans man who's panromantic and demi-sexual. Far from the life my dad wanted me to live but in the end it's my life and I get to make the decisions for myself.

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Walk with pride mates.
Cis, trans, straight, gay, bi, non-binary, black, white, asian, mexican, whatever. Stand proud and stand strong.
There will always be people who'll love and accept you the way you are.
Just like how I do <3

Hey guys, happy pride month ^w^

This is a drawing of me pretty much breaking free from my dad's expectations and being proud of who I am ^^

So a little story about myself is that I came out as non-binary back in September of 2021 after knowing for about 2 years before then I was not a girl. I was pretty happy as an enby but found out soon after I was chill with he/him type pronouns and preferred them over the neutral ones. I've always thought of myself as more on the male side of gender, but the idea of coming out as trans scared me. I know from a very young age that my dad wasn't very accepting of people who don't follow what the bible says is ok, and even though I didn't know of the LGBTQ+ community at the time, I was still scared to even dare to live a life my way. Like, for example, getting married or having kids. It's never been something I wanted, but something I planned on doing to make my father proud. But now I see I don't need to change myself for other people. So here I am, a proud trans man who's panromantic and demi-sexual. Far from the life my dad wanted me to live but in the end it's my life and I get to make the decisions for myself.