What it feels like to have a girlfriend?
Girlfriends are a special kind of relationship that can bring joy, support, and love into our lives. They are the people we turn to when we need to vent, when we want to celebrate, and when we just need someone to be there for us. A good girlfriend is a partner who is always there for you, through the highs and lows of life.
Having a girlfriend means having someone to share your thoughts, feelings, and experiences with. They can be your confidant, your sounding board, and your support system. A girlfriend can provide emotional support during tough times, and be there to celebrate your victories. They can also be a source of honest and constructive feedback, helping you to grow and improve as a person.
Girlfriends also bring fun and excitement into our lives. They can be the ones who encourage us to try new things, to take risks, and to pursue our passions. A girlfriend can be a source of adventure and spontaneity, helping us to break out of our comfort zones and to live life to the fullest.
In addition to all of this, girlfriends also bring love and companionship into our lives. They are the people we turn to when we need to feel loved and valued, and they can provide a sense of connection and belonging that is crucial for our well-being. A girlfriend can be a source of comfort and security, helping us to feel safe and loved in an often unpredictable world.
In conclusion, girlfriends are an important part of our lives. They bring joy, support, and love into our lives, and help us to grow and thrive. Whether we are celebrating a victory or facing a challenge, having a girlfriend by our side can make all the difference.
Being gay is not by choice
This article is based on my experience as a part of LGBT+ community. There's some people who clearly don't understand the meaning of being homosexual but I can't blame those people, maybe they didn't know about it or nobody open up that kind of conversation.
***How did I turned out to be a ga***y?
I was just a kid that time I don't know about those gay terms. When I was on my preschool (I was only 5 that time) I saw a very adorable girl and just looking at her made me feel happy, I didn't tell anyone about it because I don't think it's necessary didn't know that there's some people against it.. because for me it just felt pretty normal. No one taught/tell me to be gay. Years passed but I don't exactly know what's my real identity because I still don't know about those stuff...but since preschool to grade 6 I only liked girls I never got attracted to boys I don't know why...and also I'm not very comfortable on what I wear even wearing skirt as uniform in our school, I was irritated everyday but I can't complain about it. On my highschool days that's were I started to make my own decisions I started using binder for my breast because I'm not very comfortable being seen with a big tits. I also cut my hair short and I stopped wearing skirt. The teacher always keep telling me that it's against the rules but that doesn't stop me from wearing pants, I did wear a skirt but underneath it I'm also wearing my pants (chuckels) It's just that wearing skirt and my hair is so short I looked really weird and it feels like I'm an idiot.
***It's not my choice to be a lesbian.***
I don't understand why there are people who can't accept that fact until now. There's also a study that says it comes from gene's I don't know if that's true. But people can't force me to liked someone that I don't. Even though I'm a lesbian it doesn't mean that I like every girl it doesn't work like that. It's also the same thing a when a girl likes a boy but she has a standard and it depends on what she feels, right?
@KawakiUzumaki