Dehydrated (probably)

Gang you have to understand FEMBOY ELEVENZ JUST DROPPED  I COULDNT PASS ON THIS GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY

I feel so kyu kurarin rn guys!!!!

I just love it when somebody comments on my stories, it feels so amazing to know that someone actually read it and didnt just want a f4f...
          
          anyways, i also love seeing the different places my readers are from, its so cool knowing that someone across the world from me is reading my trash aha

shit i just realised i did my homework wrong oh fuck me and my life

THE BOOK WASNT DELETED BUT FOR SOME REASON THE AUTHOR DELETED EVERYTHING OTHER THAN THE LAST THREE THINGS BRO IM SAD

gang no I had comments that I was gonna get to...

WHAT NO WDYM THE AMAZING BOOK I WAS READING GOT DELETED HUH!!!!!!!!!!!! NONONONOOO THIS BETTER BE A JOKE NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Alr gang im going to my art class for the first time wish me luck cuz I think I might need it...

hi

i just came out... this was not what I thought would be their response...
          
          So my mom got us from school, and it was mostly normal, until my sibling asked what liking boys and girls was called. I told them, and then they said that they were Bisexual. I realised that this may be my only opening and #holy shit my dad is talking about me and it doesnt sound good# then i told my mom im aromantic. I told her what it meant and i told her why I felt that way, and THEN my sibling ALSO came out as nonbinary, and I said I didnt feel like a girl. She asked the both of us why we felt that way, and I told her that I didnt feel comfortable with female labels and the stereotypical girl clothing. My sibling said that they just didnt feel like a boy or girl. AND YOU KNOW WHAT MY MOM SAID??? She said this: "You guys are too young to know this yet!" ...
          
          When we told our dad, he kept on repeating that LGBTQ didn't really exist back in his day, and that he was unfamiliar with this stuff. He also said that he only found out his romantic attraction when he was in his late teens. Eventually, I broke down because we were talking about gender stereotypes, something that really pmo. And my dad kept on repeating everything he said before. It was like talking to an AI. And they were insistent on the fact that we were young and didn't know yet... 
          
          Oh, and my parents still call my sibling by their dead pronouns. I get that we still have time to think about this, but they... You know what? I regret coming out. Or at least, trying to. They don't get it.