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The quality of the art, story, and choice options for this title make it a surprise it's free on Steam. I finished it in one sitting and it was a relaxing four hours. There are multiple endings so there's a decent amount of replayability. While the character creation is bare, the options available are good. Players can choose between a feminine or masculine appearance, then move on to choosing their pronouns and then sexual preferences which drilled down even further making it surprisingly specific. The story was enjoyable and relatable. It follows the MC as they begin pulling themselves out of depression by taking small steps to take better care of themselves, make new connections, and being productive towards their goals. I was disappointed that I couldn't play this on Steam Deck due to not being able to use the keyboard to type. There were a few spelling/grammar errors but not many. There were also several scenes that had no music or audio which had me at times wondering whether I muted the game on accident. I recommend this game to those looking for a light-hearted dating sim about art, mental illness, and getting good at adulting.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/18177525 > [Fan Art] Kirby in the Clouds by David Pavon > > Artist Links > - [Cara](https://cara.app/davidpavon) > - [Etsy](https://www.etsy.com/es/shop/davidpavonart)
This community has mostly been dead so when the old mod asked for help because he was leaving I said I could keep an eye on it, but that I couldn't be fully committed. After the recent popular post and a number of reports generated by it I realized I'm out of my element trying to mod an LGBT board. If anyone would be interested in helping out or taking over please let me know! Edit: I've added Odium and Remy Rose as mods. If you would like to moderate here as well please comment or reach out!
I reported them for harassment with the following statement: > The purpose of this group is to review bomb any game that has gay representation. Their discussion threads talk about using other platforms to discriminate against LGBTQ+ communities and individuals to circumvent Steam's TOS policies. This type of behavior promotes discrimination, review brigading, and toxicity. It is surprising Steam is tolerating such open homophobia on this platform.
I recently got some Pride merch from my work, a Hoodie with our logo in the flag colors and a tumbler to go with it. We've also been starting regional teams groups and doing poetry and pottery events. Its nice to work somewhere so accepting. I usually go to a smaller community Pride event and this year my recently out sister is going with us so I am pretty excited for that. Anyone else got big plans??
I do not believe I will be using Lemmy much in the coming days, and my leadership of this community has resulted in a nearly dead forum anyway. I'd greatly appreciate someone who would be willing and able to take over this community to contact me and start getting this place in more capable hands.
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Abrosexuality is sexuality that changes over time, similar to genderfluidity.
I got my ears pierced a while back and I've mostly worn easy to miss jewelry, but my SO got me these big dangly cat earrings for xmas and I decided to finally wear them. Still absolutely terrified to go into like a store or something but its been fun around friends and family. Its the most feminine thing I've done around people I've only ever presented very masculine to so its been kind of heartracing. No too bad reactions yet though so thats a good thing. I know its not necessarily a bi thing to be more feminine but I've definitely avoided things like this in the past to "seem straight" 
I (guy) considered myself straight most of my life. Didn’t even think about it. A couple years ago I had some sexual going ons with a dude and enjoyed it, I would happily engage in such things again. This continued for a while. People being attractive is the hook on the end of the line, but having an attractive personality and deeply caring for one another is what I really want. I guess that makes me bisexual. Not that anyone but two of my friends know. Now I’ve moved and am longing for someone to hold me. I would’ve (probably fruitlessly) gone for women before (and still have interest in them) but I have a concern of anyone taking me the wrong way. I imagine women have some degree of caution when being approached by guys. A minority of guys may approach women with the intent of having sex with them and I’m sure that concern is in the back of their head when a guy they don’t know well is talking to them. I’m concerned about inappropriately coming off this way so that plus a lack of past successes has made me give up hope on that front. Conversely, I feel ‘I’ve got this’ about approaching guys I find attractive. It’s something new to me. (When it comes to expressing romantic interest, though, I’ll probably find the shy part of myself taking over lol.) Anyways, ramble over. What should I do? Any words of advice? I’m not special, this can’t be a unique situation. Thanks for reading.
Anyone have any advice for navigating coming out as bisexual recently. I just moved states so I haven't been able to get a good grasp on the social scene yet, is there maybe a way of thinking about dating preferences without actually dating? I've thought about going to a gay bar but I've never been to any and I really don't know what to do.
Cross-posted from user Risa@startrek.website
The last pride parade I attended was as an enthusiastic and supportive straight ally (lol). It was a couple years ago, pre covid, and since then I've... noticed some things about myself that obviously led me here. I came out to myself in February of this year after a same sex experience that left me with no more questions in my mind (holy fuck girls are soft) so I'm pretty new to this. But I'm still very much closeted to my friends and family because I'm married (to a wonderful man) and I'm not really ready to have a conversation with people about how my relationships are organized (cause that same sex experience wasn't just a one off thing. It's a long distance... thing. Like, I love them). So on the one hand, it shouldn't really matter if someone in my life finds out I'm Bi. The real part I'm closeted about is that I'm polyamorous but I'm not really at a place of "pride" with any of it. My husband knows, obviously, and he's coming to the parade with me so if I just don't advertise my bisexuality then I'm safe and I'll basically be attending exactly the same way I attended before. But I wanna paint a little bisexual coloured heart on my cheek. And I want to do this properly, just for myself. Like, it feels very antithetical to ATTENDING PRIDE to do so in a way where I pretend I'm straight. So advice? Support? Tell me about your first pride parade as a bisexual! Also the chances of me running into someone I know are basically zero. I live in a massive city. My fear of the little pink, purple, blue heart is completely unreasonable. My brain is just really talented at finding things for me to feel bad about.
Being a 39 male I came up at different time and less accepting area. I wish I had the courage when I was younger to embrace this side of me. The what ifs, the people I loved that don't know it. Regardless, I am happy with where I ended up and the progress.
closest i've come to finding something like it is this manga sweet trap. i'd really like suggestions.
Waht do you wear to express yourself that seems obviously bi?
Hi. Bi here. Just got into Lemmy because another community I liked indicated so. But I was on a bisexual community over there. So I found this one. I hope it's okay to say Hi. If not I'll just delete.
Basically when I realised I was bi I was mostly attracted to guys and slightly attracted to other genders but now things have changed and I'm mostly attracted to women now. This is the first time this happened. Am I bi cycling? Am I omnisexual or was it just a phase? I'm confused
[Here's a great article](https://www.crestbd.ca/2021/06/11/double-bi-bipolar-bisexual/) about being bisexual with a bipolar diagnosis. Relatable? Come join us at https://lemmy.world/c/bipolardisorder
I made a few bracelets and bought a flag for myself that I hide in my closet
I currently find my parties on Fetlife, but it's mostly just bi women and straight guys. Maybe like 10% of men are bi/gay. The parties are great, but leave some holes in my life unfilled ... Any other platforms like Fetlife for finding good parties, but with more men?
Trying to be slightly more open but keep some plausible deniability. Its dumb I know
The Bisexual Manifesto, published in 1991 in the issue #3 of [Anything That Moves](https://anythingthatmovesarchive.carrd.co/): “We are tired of being analyzed, defined and represented by people other than ourselves, or worse yet, not considered at all. We are frustrated by the imposed isolation and invisibility that comes from being told or expected to choose either a homosexual or heterosexual identity. Monosexuality is a heterosexist dictate used to oppress homosexuals and to negate the validity of bisexuality. Bisexuality is a whole, fluid identity. Do not assume that bisexuality is binary or duogamous in nature: that we have "two" sides or that we must be involved simultaneously with both genders to be fulfilled human beings. In fact, don’t assume that there are only two genders. Do not mistake our fluidity for confusion, irresponsibility, or an inability to commit. Do not equate promiscuity, infidelity, or unsafe sexual behavior with bisexuality. Those are human traits that cross all sexual orientations. Nothing should be assumed about anyone’s sexuality, including your own. We are angered by those who refuse to accept our existence; our issues; our contributions; our alliances; our voice. It is time for the bisexual voice to be heard.” Copied it from: http://www.bisexualorganizingproject.org/whats-up/bi-pan-and-the-insufficiency-of-prefixes
I'm fairly neutral but I don't like that along with the rest of the lgbt people seem to hate us
I want to see if its a good idea to come out
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Suddenly I'm Christian again
Here's my story. Sometime in April a guy who was a friend of a friend started touching me, yes I know I should have not let this happen but I found him kinda hot so I let him touch me. Started questioning when I got home. I then developed a slight crush on him but got over it after a few weeks. I should have handled the situation differently but it caused me to learn about myself.
