LGBTQIAP+ Milestones: Book 4

Yet Another Cliché Title

By Silver

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Name: Silver (Not my legal name)Pronouns: They/Them

I'm back with another post-

I posted a while ago with the title "Discovery", and I have things to add to that and another couple things. First off, my labels. Sure, I don't mind that much, but I am now panromantic, asexual, and genderflux. For those of you who might not know what genderflux is, it's a variation in intensity of gender, or as a genderfluid varient that is fluid between agender and another gender.

Anyways, I've been going to SAGA, or the GSA for other folks. It's cool. I've made a whole bunch of new friends, and I think I might be falling for one. He's gay, but he's really nice and caring. I don't know really how to explain him-he's just him, but I haven't spend as much time as I would like to with him. And on the flip side of the same coin, I might have a crush on my best friend who I mentioned in Discovery. She's been there since I started questioning, and stood by me through it all.

lunasparklesockz3751, if you're reading this, thank you.On another note, I came out to my parents as asexual, but not panromantic or genderflux. They're pretty accepting, but they did treat it as kind of a phase. "Silver (using my nickname for privacy), you've hated being touched since you were a kid, you're not ace, you're just being you."

This was in response to lunasparklesockz sleeping in the same bed, even though she hasn't transitioned yet, and my mom was saying that we don't know if she's gay (Note: I say she here, the rest of my family still uses he/him pronouns for her). My parents are curious as to why I'm so involved and interested in the LGBTQIA+ community, and in my head, I keep saying "Because I am LGBTQ+". They do know that, but they don't believe in they/them pronouns, because in this day and age they is plural, even though we use it casually.

Anyway, I'm running out of characters, so I'm going to peace out. Remember: Be happy!