from left to right: Elsa_Queen_of_Snow, Cassieisnotcool, AwesomeFangirlandBookworm, I-fell-down-a-tree-and-killed-a-taco&ghost friend,Iamenderkitty, FlyingTaco, AvaJ11, x-JessLovesYou-x, Lola_the_Great, le meh, cheezwhiz, le_flower, j5l2s, CuteLilNerdyEmo. I was gonna say top to bottom but then I didn't cause

I suppose it because you can't change how you feel, if you were born a gender you didn't feel you were, you can't just stay trapped like that, That's torture. And love isn't something you can stop, you could throw all the bible verses you want, Love isn't a choice, nor is it a decision. It's a feeling. If you're sad you can't stop it but deciding. If your happy you can't stop it by deciding. Love what you love, And Be what you wish to be. it's that simple, and it's common sense

HEY WHERES MY PIC

ELLE WHY DIDNT YOU PIT MY UGLY FACE IN THERE

WHAT KIND OF FREN R U NOT PUTTING MY UGLY FACE IN THERE

My story...um...well, I guess it's always been a battle between me, as ever since I was a small child I didn't let others know how I felt.i remember being 10 years old and going back to acting that January and suddenly noticing that I had a crush on my cast mate. I tried hard to deny it and prove to myself that it was a phase and I liked boys. As time went on, I realized that year that I was not happy with myself. I always was insecure, I tried to starve myself by chewing gum all day. I wasn't happen looking the way I did, but I felt as if becoming an performer meant I had to cater to what society wanted me to be. Eventually, I came to terms with the fact that I am not who I wanted to be, and started to change. People took this negatively, and they still do, which is why I'm only out to one of my good friends, who is pretty much completely out of the closet. I go to a small Catholic school. There is no homophobia present in the staff, but there is some in the student body. I'm not out to people in school because I could say one thing to a person, and then it travels to everyone. We go to the same churches most of the time, so I don't want a mess with my parish either. Timing is what I'm waiting for. Am I 100% happy with me? I'm barely 30% honestly 😂. That's another reason why I'm not out. I learned from one of my favorite YouTubers that I need to be 100% happy with myself before I tell others. If I'm not happy, I won't be able to take the criticism I'll get. Today, however, I bought clothes from men's. I got weird stares, especially since there were other girls my age in there. So what I bought boxers? So what I also bought a dress? I don't give a darn. CAUSE GUESS WHAT? I AM ME, AND THAT IS THE GREAT THING ABOUT THE LGBT+ COMMUNITY. WE'RE OURSELVES. Right now, I identify as Lesbian, in ten years, I may be bisexual, or pansexual, or asexual, or even straight-ally! I don't know. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ What I know right now is to try to be proud of who I am, cause I am rad, and so are all you.

IDGAF IF SOMEONE STEALS MY FACE LIKE SLENDERMAN. YOU SHOULDVE SHOVED MY FACE IN THERE

I support because I'm multi sexual. I'm dating a girl. and I don't have a big elaborate story right now. all I can say about how I feel is trapped. my religious parents seem to be what's holding me back from coming out about it. lately I've been trying to work up the courage but I don't know if I will end up telling the Z

*them

I chose the quote "Love is too beautiful to be hidden in the closet" because it is true. My friends are very interested in boys. I AM NOT. I don't feel safe talking about my sexuality in my school, in my camp, on my sports teams, because I am not ready yet. I can't deal with a shïtstorm. So each day, like many other people here, I am silent. I am silent for what may be my safety. I fear the worst that if I come out, I'm putting myself and my family in danger depending on the people and how much homophobia is present. So many LGBT+ youth are kicked out of home each year. They live on the streets. In other countries, and in our own, they have to keep quite, they have to be someone they are not, all because their life is at risk. Love is a beautiful thing that we should not be ashamed of, or hide, yet, we do. We are silent each day and are not who we truly want to be each day because it's dangerous to talk about. We live a different life from what we truly are. Let's stop that. Let's make it so my child can come home one day and say they like any gender, and I'll be okay with it. They won't have to come out, or hide any secrets from their family and friends. Let's stop the silence.

Elle, friend Gracie is bi and she walks around the school like IDGAF BISHES

then there's me LIEK hiding my emotions

I DID

my story… it's not as bad as others but it's not fun sometimes. my friends and most people at my school are incredibly accepting of me being bi and I'm grateful for that every day, but my family… my dad's side is very religious and I'm not sure how they'd react. my parents aren't like hugely homophobic but they can be sometimes. being in the closet to the people who matter most sucks sometimes, but when I feel upset about myself, pėte Wentz comes to me with words of wisdom: gay is not a synonym for shîtty.

my story: hi. im a gay asexual trans demiboy. wow thats long. i dont have a story, the end.

I support it because my friend is bi and I'm asexual and honestly people should love whoever they love. it shouldn't be restricted.

that's not interesting at all

Today is the week-long mark since I've realized about my pansexuality. 🙃🌸

Not much of a story yet... but some songs are Girls/Girls/Boys by Panic! and HEAVEN by Troye Sivan

I support LGBTQIAPD+ people. I don't need an explanation, because it should come as a natural human instinct to love one another even for their so called "differences." everyone is the same down in their heart, and love makes no exception to that.

oh and I LOVE THIS COLLAGE

aww there I am 🙈 thank you so much for including me

it's late here's my story: I'm pansexual. I realized it three years ago when I was crushing on one of my friends, but at the time I thought I was bi. I didn't know what to do so I told no one. Time skip to 2015, when my dad started openly saying in front of me fàggot and how he doesn't understand gay people. I became scared to come out and my anxiety was getting awful. But time skip to now, I'm out and proud 💫

I'm Pansexual and my parents and friends all know. My best friend is boarder line lesbian and bisexual. Most of my other female friends are bisexual. I have a friend who is gay and really open about it. One of my close friends is gender fluid (I believe that's the proper term, she just told me a few days ago). And we are all okay and accepting of each other. I'm supportive of LGBT because of all the people I'm surrounded by and love.

This is so beautiful!! And I support the community because we are supposed to love all despite what believe or what they believe, and no one should be forced to contain and hide their love because they'd be judged for it. It's human rights, and equality is mandatory 💛

I support it because everyone should be expected no matter who they love or don't love. We are all people and deserve to be treated equally

*respected

iS THAT CASSIE AND AVA???????

also yes thank you for this post