my favorite reactions from people after i came out:
- “now we can finally talk about hot girls together!!!!” - “you better not steal all my girls now” - “welcome to the family” - “i always just assumed you liked guys cause you loved one direction so much” - “so are you like a big thing in the gay community now?”
can u believe … i actually posted that gay selfie on instagram and facebook saying hey im gay …..can u believe i actuellie did that….. me: did that. that: was done by me. damn…..
can u believe ive actually spent 4 days at work talking to my co-workers about how gay i am. can u believe that. i cannot. believe that. but i did that!!!! holy sh ti.
can u believe … i actually posted that gay selfie on instagram and facebook saying hey im gay …..can u believe i actuellie did that….. me: did that. that: was done by me. damn…..
The original flag, by Gilbert Baker, June 25, 1978.
“The first Gay Pride flag was made in 1978 by a man named Gilbert Baker. He gave a meaning to each color.”
Beginners (2010) - Directed by Mike Mills
Fun fact! The reason we don’t see hot pink and turquoise in the modern flag is literally due to money and accessibility! Back when these were being hand dyed, the dyes for pink and teal were the most expensive. To make the flag easier for everyone to be able to afford (or make on their own), pink and teal were excluded, and their meaning is someone’s associated with the color below it now. Red now meaning sexuality and life, blue meaning magic and harmony.
me, thinking: being gay is so hard, i wish i was straigh-
me @ me: b*tch, u really wanna be one of them??? u really wanna be like that!!??!
me again: damn…, tru………
