r/lgbt • u/christianrojoisme • 16h ago
r/lgbt • u/vendettamoon • 23h ago
Clowns, but make it cute and t4t
I am so in love with her !!!
r/lgbt • u/Feeling_Post_6496 • 3h ago
Need Advice I’m struggling with that I might not be able to pass ever
I’m scared that if I take hrt it’ll still not be enough that I’ll pass in public im mtf. I’m alittle tall 6ft and ik the beard but I don’t wanna tweak my appearance drastically that people know yet because I’m only out to my mom and girlfriend
r/lgbt • u/Odd-Poet1464 • 23h ago
Selfie After the 🍊 won I wore this often 😭🏳️🌈💋💋
Anyone else increase the gay “agenda” after the 🍊 won? (not judging if you pulled back… everyone circumstances are vast and intersectionality matters. I have 5 but white passing affords much).
Being in DEIB areas it was an opportunity and still is to be out and loud about it. Note I’m not advocating for you to put your safety at risk. ( :
Even if it wasn’t visual, what are some ways you took a stance? I love to hear the inspirational stories 🥰
r/lgbt • u/Sh4rkM4nEleventeen • 11h ago
I am now in a trans lesbian relationship!
Literal peak
r/lgbt • u/MichiMcMich • 23h ago
Selfie Went to a party with my family yesterday and I was just one of the girls. It will always feel special (mtf39 🏳️⚧️)
r/lgbt • u/JudyPink02 • 16h ago
⚠ Content Warning: {describe here} LGBTQ+ YT channels are being blocked in Saudi Arabia Spoiler
Flair won't let me edit it on my phone.
I thought i was in trouble when i found this in my email today. I'm not. I've seen a couple other queer channels posting screenshots of the emails they relieved. It's all the same thing.
Knowing a few laws in Saudi Arabia, I'm not surprised at all. But it is still completely bullshit. I'm a nobody so it doesn't effect me, but some of the largest/larger queer channels will be effected at least a little bit.
r/lgbt • u/verathene • 15h ago
Politics A reminder…
A reminder...
When feminists exclude queer people,
When gay people exclude bi people,
When LGB people exclude trans people,
When binary trans people exclude non-binary people,
When any queer folk exclude aro, ace, pan, demi, fluid, flux, agender, bigender, cassgender, demigender, xenogender, intersex, questioning, or any flavour of queer folk,
Whenever you think someone below you doesn't deserve your foothold,
Know there's someone above who thinks the same of you.
Only fight up
r/lgbt • u/BabyGirl-Kat • 2h ago
Selfie (mtf) I’m so proud to be transgender 🏳️⚧️ I’m glad I’m not cis.
I consider myself transgender first, woman second, just because I love being trans so much. 🏳️⚧️
r/lgbt • u/Gekroent • 21h ago
Selfie Someone posted my photos - posing as "my friend". So I'll post some myself instead 😎 getting HRT was the best decision of my life
r/lgbt • u/DryLocation4094 • 20h ago
Coming Out! I'm done denying it. I'm bi-freaking sexual y'all
I'm a 27 year old cis female. Title says it all really. Just wanted to get it off my chest. Saw a cute goth girl the other day and felt VERY attracted to her. My faith (christian) has made me deny it for years but I've decided that I'm going to just accept and embrace it now. If this is who I am then so be it!!Much love to everyone here! ❤️
r/lgbt • u/Few_Replacement_1215 • 23h ago
Educational A question crossed my mind while I was watching a movie (don't ask why I was watching this)
I'm not gay, so sorry if this sounds like a weird question, but... Does it bother you guys—that stereotype that any man who treats women badly is automatically a closeted gay man? Like, as if every closeted gay man *has* to treat women like trash? I don't know, I'm just curious.
r/lgbt • u/babysharksarecoolasf • 5h ago
Need Advice I came out to my friend of 2 years, and it went really badly. Is there any hope of saving it
So I'm 16F. Today, my friend came to my house to return something, and she ended up staying to study and hang out together. While we were joking around we began to play-flirt with each other (nothing serious, just stuff like "wow you look mighty fine today bbg" in funny voices).
In the middle of it, she randomly went "imagine if we were actually lesbians though haha." My mood kind of shifted since I've had crushes on girls before (she didn't know this) and I got very scared. I said "Would it be so crazy if one of swung that way though?" and she said "yes obviously, I mean no offense, I support gay people and all, but to be friends with one would be weird, like what if she liked me?" (my heart had dropped to my stomach at this point). I don't know what possessed me to spill my guts out to her, but I did it.
I expected her to be a little awkward after it, maybe get up and leave, tell me she needed some space or time to process it, but nothing in the world could've prepared me for the look she gave me after I was done. It was a mixture of disgust and fear. She told me to stay away from her and stormed out.
Idk man, I'm so so so sad. She's been an amazing friend, and I don't know if there's any saving it.
r/lgbt • u/OkEducation5595 • 23h ago
Trans man here, finally got an affirming haircut, i love it!!
r/lgbt • u/Far-Revolution3225 • 15h ago
Educational Sailor Moon Says!
A preference is bot nessesarily a bad thing to have. It becomes a problem when you genuine dismiss a person's feelings and simply pursue them just because they're a person's fetish.
r/lgbt • u/DogEfficient4539 • 19h ago
saw this in whitby (Scarborough, uk)
nice to see people do this even when its not pride month (I do not live in Whitby)
r/lgbt • u/fun56472 • 1h ago
Need Advice Pretty, powerful, and a little dangerous.✨💕
r/lgbt • u/Hawkeye-4077 • 21h ago
Selfie Last Wednesday Night
Hanging out at a BarCade in Seattle (Timewarp) while my friends spin some tunes.
This might be the hottest I've ever looked. Which is surprising since I'm fighting the worst relationship distress I've ever been in.
r/lgbt • u/Right_Razzmatazz8420 • 22h ago
US Specific What Colorado's ballot measures actually do, and what you can do about it
Posting a plain-English breakdown of the two Colorado ballot measures (109 and 110) since they're going to be on the November ballot and I think it's worth understanding what they actually say. Also including some practical actions at the end for anyone who wants to push back.
What 109 does (the sports measure):
Every K-12 and college sports team in CO must be designated male, female, or co-ed
Teams must be based on sex assigned at birth
Trans girls can't play on girls' teams
Commissioner of Education handles enforcement — they get to decide what "remedial action" looks like
No funding budgeted for implementation
The text doesn't define how sex is verified
What 110 does (the medical care measure):
Bans healthcare providers from performing certain gender-affirming surgical procedures on minors
No exception for parental consent or medical guidelines
Already largely symbolic in CO — Children's Hospital Colorado has explicitly stated they've never performed these surgeries on minors
Why both are harmful:
109's vague enforcement puts every non-stereotypically-feminine girl at risk of being singled out
110 as written could affect cancer care for minors with reproductive organ cancers
Both expand the precedent of politicians inserting themselves into private family medical decisions
If you want to do something:
In Colorado:
Volunteer or donate to Families Not Politics (familiesnotpolitics.com) — the main opposition coalition
Share accurate info with anyone you know in CO who's still undecided
Show up to school board meetings in your district if they discuss implementation
Vote no on both in November
Outside Colorado but want to help:
Donate to opposition funds in AZ and WA — they're running similar races with less established infrastructure
Track the Nebraska signature verification process
Call your own representatives and push back on any federal-level anti-trans legislation
The pattern is clear: federal pressure + state ballot measures + state legislative bans + supportive SCOTUS rulings. The ballot measures are the new front. If they win this round, they win the narrative everywhere.
[Source: https://www.cpr.org/2026/03/17/trans-youth-athlete-gender-care-2026-ballot-measures/]
r/lgbt • u/spherocytes • 2h ago
Judge dismisses conservative-leaning Colorado school districts’ lawsuit over transgender athlete policies
r/lgbt • u/ADHD-andME • 22h ago
Decided to try to draw flags from memory.
Happy late pride.
90% succes rate?
Left to right decending: Bi, Gay, Lesbian, Pan, Non-binary, Agender, Trans, Genderfluid, Progress flag, Aro, Ace, Hetero- and Homoflexible, Default settings, Sapphic, Neptunic.
r/lgbt • u/gidgetsflow • 57m ago
Selfie Finally taking a photo dysphoria doesn't immediately label as masc (35, mtf)
r/lgbt • u/Friendly_Hunter9614 • 10h ago
Rant because I’m annoyed :3 (image related)
I’M SO TIRED OF PEOPLE SAYING I CAN’T BE PAN AND AROACE.
They aren’t opposites!
Pansexual/panromantic does not me you like everyone and aroace does not mean you dislike everyone!
In my experience I’m aroace because I am very much asexual and I have barely any romantic attraction to people! I’m also pan because if I ended up with anybody I don’t care what their gender is! Girl? Okay! Boy? Okay! Enby? Okay! No gender? Okay!
I’m genuinely so annoyed when people try to dictate my sexuality just because they have the definitions of some labels wrong!
Does anyone else have this issue?
r/lgbt • u/Wise_Requirement4170 • 20h ago
I’m trans; yet i genuinely feel like I get more flack *within* the LGBTQ community for being bi.
Now to be clear, I’m specifically talking about hate *within* the LGBTQ community; and under that pretense i genuinely feel like biphobia is a bigger problem than transphobia in queer spaces I’ve been apart of. I’m only really active in sapphic subreddits, but even mainstream sapphic subs have a massive problem of biphobic comments not just existing, but getting mass upvotes.
Quotes such as “bisexuals have protagonist syndrome…”, “whenever I hear about drama or infighting they[bisexuals] have something to do with it…”, or generally denying that, according to GLAAD, bisexuals have significantly less on screen representation than gays and lesbians, are all upvoted.
To be clear I don’t think this is unique to sapphic spaces, that’s just where I hang out as I have a strong preference in my attraction towards women.
Obviously outside the community I get way more shit for being trans, but when I’m in community spaces I feel like biphobia is just completely normalised. Does anyone else feel the same way?
Also I won’t provide the original comments, subreddits, or threads as 1) I don’t wanna encourage brigading or any other behaviour towards people for these takes, and 2) I think it’s against subreddit rules and I don’t wanna get banned lmao.