Is genderfluidity an actual 'thing' or is it just special snowflake bullshit done by teens and uni kids as a phase?

WHY AM I NOT HIM?

>be gay me
>think bisexuals are poorly mistreated
>what's so bad about them? I don't care if my bf is bi. He's with me because he loves me
>date a bi guy
>he cheated on me with some bar sluts in a normie str8 bar
>just one guy, bisexuals aren't like him
>date another bi
>he lied about being single, was married to a woman the whole time
>jfc, okay, I just had two bad experiences, it doesn't mean anything
>keep dating
>have had 5 bi bfs and each cheated on me or already had gfs they were cheating on and hid that from me
>i give up
>meet another gay guy, ask him out
>uh, anon, I have to tell you the truth, I have a gf of 4 years but I wanna try dudes....

I'm not taking a chance with a bi man anymore. They're too risky.

Hello guys I'm a Yemeni/Somali Muslim living in Europe and I see a lot of lgbt people promoting leftism and Islam, it's kind of strange because we're against that so I came here to ask why do you/other lgbt people do this and what do you think of Islam?

This movie reignited my fear of gays and aids.

so traumatizing.

Straight, white, middle class, cis guy here. (possibly bi, we'll see)

Recently a gay footballer came to my university to talk about struggles he and the LGBT community deal with, and it got me thinking (see link)

I'm pro LGBT AND really interested in game design, and it has become apparent that your community isn't getting the representation it deserves in games.

Characters are generally stereotyped/offensive and they usually lack depth.

So, at some point I'd like to make a game that properly represents several demographics. (Women, LGBT, non white races and non Christian religions are a few that games ignore)

Anyway, the reason I'm posting this is to ask your community's opinion on a character idea of mine.

In the game's narrative, there are several LGBT characters on the good and bad side (primarily good, to prevent further abuse)

This particular character is of your community, and will either be gay/lesbian, trans or gender fluid
(There will be other types LGBT though;)
Let's call this character Taylor, she's one of the villain in the story, for the sake of understanding I'll use female pronouns

Taylor grew up in an intolerant neighbourhood (unlike the rest of the LGBT characters, who are leading comparably better lives)
Rejected by her community and treated as an abnormality, she had only one friend as a child, (who was LGBT also)
But, her friend wasn't strong willed, and committed suicide after being disowned by her conservative parents.
As a result of her brutal childhood, Taylor hates everyone, especially herself.

Not really sure what she'd do as a villain, but the idea is for her character to be developed over the course of the story, along with the other villains.

(Post too long so I'll add some more detail soon)

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/afl-ready-to-embrace-first-openly-gay-player-20140409-zqsr0.html

Alright so back in June Houston held its LGBT Pride Parade in downtown Houston. I walked in that parade. But before I walked in that parade something happened and its been fucking with me ever since then.

I was new to the parade and I came alone. I had no idea what I was going to do, who I would talk to, or what I would do to feel more at home in my own skin. And then while searching for people to chat with I instantly felt connected with this group of boys I was chatting with.....Now you have to understand, I dont like hanging with boys.....they scare me, make me feel uncomfortable and I cant talk with them, dont know how they function, cant do it. So for me to be standing there chatting away with them was not only rare and out of character but nothing felt wrong despite my usually hanging with ciswomen and connecting with them better.

Eventually I decide to go looking for the transgender float (a lackluster giant silver colored letter T) and I end up surrounded in my fellow transwomen and I.....I dont feel comfortable.....I see these women as women but....something doesnt feel right....I dont understand why I feel so different and outcast by my fellow transwomen.....so I isolate myself for a bit.....

Eventually it starts getting darker....and the boys from before walk over to where Im at and start chatting with me again.......right before taking off their shirts.....and revealing their binders....

I had clocked them.....and I didnt know how or why.......I saw them as men and was even hitting on the black guy......and yet somehow I felt more connected with them then with the transwomen around me......I sensed that I could connect with them.....something I can normally only do with cis-women....and they were transmen...
Has anything like this ever happened to someone else here? And how did you deal with it? Like.....how do you continue on with your life after knowing that you can be clocked by people even when people cant tell that you were born another gender?

come out to your loved ones by text message or e-mail

post results

I came out to my boyfriend as practice.

Seriously getting tired of Texas's bullshit in regards to LGBT rights. I'm not holding much hope for the results of the vote on HERO.

Need to get the fuck out of this state.

What are good states for a mtf? Preferably closer to Quebec Canada.

How do other trans girls/femboys find guys to have sex with? I'm Trans MtF 18 y/o 5.9 and petite. I have longish black hair with blond ombre. I'm not insanely gorgeous, but I'm pretty cute. (Just based off what I've been told.) I get mistaken a lot for a girl and constantly get called ma'am. Why can't I find someone to fuck. Where are all the chasers other people constantly complain about. I've yet to have one guy come up to me or even attempt a go at trying to get in my pants. I'm not bossy or bitchy either. Literally all the date needs is pizza, netlix, and maybe weed. Why is it so easy for other trans/femboys to find guys to fuck. I'm usually not like this, but I'm really sexually frustrated with the whole situation it's like everyone else knows something I don't.