Okay I already know it
IM NOW BI AND GENDER FLUID 🙃


Look, I’m just gonna say it—these days it feels like every other teenager is announcing they’re bi, nonbinary, pansexual, or something new I’ve never even heard of, and honestly, it’s hard not to be skeptical. Like, when did it become uncool to just be a regular dude or girl? It’s like there's this weird pressure now to have some kind of “unique” label or identity, and if you don’t, you’re seen as basic or closed-minded. I swear, half of this stuff feels like it’s less about self-discovery and more about trying to stand out or fit in with whatever the internet's obsessed with this week. And yeah, I get it—times have changed, people feel safer being open, that’s great. But not everything needs a flag, a hashtag, or a full-blown personality overhaul. Some of it just feels performative as hell. Like people are treating gender and sexuality like accessories—just another way to get attention or signal how “progressive” they are. I’m not saying no one’s being genuine, but let’s not pretend all of it is. Sometimes it just looks like identity theater, and honestly, it’s exhausting to watch.
This whole paragraph reeks of personal bias and hate. People who are a part of the LGBTQ+ community do not 'change' to be different or seek attention. In fact, LGBTQ+ individuals are looked down upon because of people like you. I'm sorry if you can't accept that others are different than you and feel comfortable as being Bi, trans, or something else. Frankly, your opinion on people don't really matter, since this is a personal; choice that has absolutely no effect on you. You can continue pretending that this is hurting the world in some way and is 'exhausting to watch', but it only shows bigotry and hatred for groups of people.
Anyway, sorry for missing this post. Slay, girlie.
I am a catboy or an axolotl boy
My condolences.