LGBTQIAP+ Club

@Amadea Campbell Better late than never! You've been added to the club roster, so welcome!

@Jane Victoria Hi hello, welcome back!! It's our beloved club founder I hope you don't mind the overhaul, I just noticed a bunch of new folks who'd applied and hadn't gotten their names added to the roster

Ha ha its cool! So, hows it going?

Not bad at all! And yourself?

I am doing fantastic!

While I was gone I got a *boyfriend* ! I guess im bi now oh and last school year I was also planning a lot of stuff as my schools Pride Club President but the whole shenanigans happened and it all got cancelled and i was very disappointed to find out the club didnt get a section in the yearbook like all other clubs did -_- at the time, i even had a friend that was part of yearbook. It was a bit saddening, now that im in (arts) high school I plan on joining a GSA club again and hopefully becoming active in that area once again!

Ah congrats on the boyfriend!! And yeah, hopefully you'll be able to find a GSA club at your new high school (or maybe even start one if there isn't )

not being stereotypical but its an arts school so theres like, a 100 % chance of there being a club though, if there isnt i would do everything in my power to start one! even if my parents disapprove -_-

Just started my first day of sophomore year at a new school and I was super nervous lol. I recently just came out as a trans male and was worried the teachers and stuff would be super transphobic but they're really not. Most off them even agreed to use my new name and its just really nice y'know.

Also, am I invalid if I still want to use this account even though it's female? Like I can get why it could make some trans men dysphoric playing as a female character but I really like the character I've developed and I'd hate to erase her or just never use it again.

Hi @Lana Monet,

I'm glad to see you back. There are lots of people I know personally who are the opposite gender on site. Some females play males. Some males play females. Your OOC gender does not define you IC. However, I would be wary people assume genders from your character because it is the natural human thing to do. So if you want to speak to someone OOC I suggest saying you want to use the pronouns He/Him or They/Them

@Lana Monet Exactly what Lizzie said! I know plenty of males who rp as females, and vice versa. I think we see our OCs as dimensions, faces, or extensions of ourselves rather than us, you know? plus, gender is government propaganda but that's a whole other tangent for another day

If you'd like to register to officially be a part of the club, the sign-up sheet is on the initial post!

Um thats so weird my birthday is National Coming Out Day. Now i feel compelled to tell my parents, what do you guys think? Looking for support.