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Originally Posted by IronMaiden

Transsexual I was going for.

Hm...okay. Transsexual is often related to the medical issues of gender reassignment. Its most extreme definition would be used to describe a person who feels like they're a man trapped in the body of a woman (just this could also be described as transsexual, sex being the opposite of the gender), and undergoes surgery to alter his/her physical attributes.

But then again, these definitions keep changing, so...

I had to gay friends in highschool, one was a girl and one was a boy. The girl wasn't bad for pushing it in your face saying she was gay, etc. Except I find on FB she is all saying support this, be alright with that, straight people aren't all that it is... Etc. I'm fine with people that are, I don't have a problem with it at all. Hell, I'm bi-sexual at times. Why I say at times, because I am very open and I have dated the same sex a couple times, but I don't think it's enough proof to say I am bi-sexual.

As for the guy in highschool, he was all set on doing a G-S alliance, but I think it came down to it being all about him. He was always pushing the fact of it just being a gay alliance with straight people apart of it. He was widely open about it and I think that's what got to me. It's like yes, we know your gay, but you don't have to go and tell everyone about it, every single day. I guess that's what got annoying to me.

I just think that some people should tone it down a bit and not rub it in my face. I'm not going around and rubbing it in their face that I am straight, maybe bi-sexual, but still. It just gets on your nerves when it happens every day.

I'm sorry if this offence anyone, I am just saying that I am happy that you are who you are, and will be with anyone and to make them happy. Everyone deserves to be happy.

Yeah...If you're gay, then alright, fine, you're gay. Not a big deal. Don't make it a big deal. It's not a big deal if a person's straight, so why should it be any different for LGBT people?

...Well, that's my opinion.

Being widely open about this stuff's fine by me; I don't need to be reminded every day that you might just feel that you're more special than I am because you're LGBT and I'm not.

I find that to be infringing on my comfort with being who I am.