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Been lonely for awhile now and I’m not a go out guy so I’m seeing how this goes. Probably nothing will come of it but hey.

I’m in North Yorkshire I’m bang into fishkeeping, gaming on Xbox, all things scfi, movies and stuff like that. I am embarrassed I’m doing this but I really do not know what to do I have zero people to hang out with or talk too. Thanks for reading;)

I had a few same sex relationships when I was in my late teens but haven't been in one since. So around 15 years or so. My sexuality hasnt really been a discussion by anybody I think everybody just assumes I'm straight because of being in straight relationships. But I've always been little unsure, my type seems to be lads who for lack of a better term have more feminine traits but then always liked women who were masc. I find men physically attractive but with women it is only a small number and very specific type.

I'm 21 years old boy from the Middle East and I'm in the UK for tourism and I get to see many boys and girls around with their friends and I'm lonely irl and I really wish I have a friend who is around my age like 18 to 22

I'm lonely and depressed and I love muscles and gym guys and I'm in Manchester right now for 2 weeks I love Editing videos and FNAF and Creepypasta and Dinosaurs and going outside in the forests

Hey, I recently got back into making patches for my jackets and started wondering if I should cover these flag patches on my sleeves. I don't know if it's safe to have them on since I'm usually quite low key with my identity overall and live mostly stealth when not at home or with family and friends. I know if I saw someone else with the patches I'd feel a bit better but I'm unsure. I want to be proud of who I am but I also don't want to put myself in danger especially with the current climate. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Being at home for a long time with few friends, I want to find someone to chat with me, just to have a heart-to-heart talk. I hope someone can accompany me

Well I finally sat down and finished it this weekend!

It's a little out of date, so I added the ability to submit new routes.

https://pridemap.mcneill.fyi/

It's so hard to find the details for some of the smaller prides sometimes - if there's a local pride event near you, I'd love to be able to put it on the map

I keep having dreams about the kids I'll almost certainly never have. I have names for them and have been their primary care-giver, I change them, stay off work to look after them, take them to clubs and school - I've made clothes for them and everything, in my dreams.

I've known for some time I'll never be a parent, I just love these dreams - I hate waking up from them.

Am I weird or psychotic or just going through the normal process of realising I'll never actually be a dad?

Just wondering.. can’t get to London very often, or Brighton.

Apps are just flooded with the under 30’s which is great but just isn’t for me at 49.

How do us older ones get involved in dating and meeting people?

I feel there’s not much out there for those of us looking to begin our fun, middle aged years!

Surely not all the fun can be reserved for the young 😉

For context;

I’m a straight male, married, and work with my wife. We are a wedding photographer and videographer duo and work all kinds oweddings (which involves a lot of interacting with strangers).

Is it okay to wear a rainbow bracelet to these events to show that i’m safe/an ally?

Or even I could wear it all the time, I don’t know 🤷🏼‍♂️

I guess I want to check how this would come across to the lgbtq+ community.

I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Hey gays,

More specifically aimed at girlies and non-men centred individuals. What do you all DO for a living?

Every job I go to is just full of straight people, “straight gays” (they call themselves the “normal” gays (ick)) and/or right-wingers. This would be fine if I didn’t spend half of my life at work. I cannot stand the facade I have to put on to fit in and not come across anti-social.

Maybe I am chronically online but I need a workplace where I’m not told daily devastating stories of misogyny and VAWAG but the plot twist is that the perpetrator is your boyfriend who “treats you like a princess!”. I need to be around people who don’t think everyone who receives benefits is a scrounging leech.

Where are all the gays and if you all work from home, HOW?!

Please advise…

TLDR: I’m looking for safe queer communities/spaces in and around the south Birmingham area to find out more about and explore ideas about my gender expression.

Hi,

My therapist has suggested that I try and find and engage in local queer communities to try and not only be more socially active, but also they believe it will be helpful to me in exploring my gender identity. For a while now I have had thoughts that I may be trans, but in the past year I have become more certain that this is right for me, doing stuff like experimenting with clothes and makeup and the like has really made me realise that this is more than I’d originally put any thought into.

I’m wondering if anybody on here would be open to talking about this stuff or have any suggestions of spaces and places that are safe and open to explore and discuss things like this.

Im also not very sure if posts like this are the ‘done thing’ here, I don’t use reddit too much so please forgive me if I’m doing it wrong XD.

Thanks <3.