Very safe. In school if someone says something homophobic they are the ones who are ostracized. Every teacher has a pride flag, we have a lgbtq+ club, and plenty of people are out. When I found out about homophobia in other places in the US I was SHOOK. So grateful to live where I do (￣∇￣") 1 reply
Dunno bro i live in germany, don't ask me ask society bro- but like we have a store that has a Lgbtq+ flag sticker on their doors it was a bit big so idfek reply
My ex had 2 facebook accounts.
I found out the other one and saw a newly posted pic of him with another guy in bed. They just woke up.
The night before that he said he was out with friends, but upon reading comments, I found that the guy was his boyfriend. And after doing some stalking and investigations, I found out that they had been together eve...... 1 reply
I live in Italy and um, it depends, there are a lot of people who accept it, but there are also a lot of people that don't accept it and they spread hate against us. the mentality is not very open between old people and adult people in generally, moreover they don't really know anything about the lgbtq+ community, they just use religion or other st...... reply
On the surface, it seems friendly or open to lgbtq+, but if you dig deeper, one will find out it's not really true.
The Philippines is a country with mostly Catholic or Christian individuals. Even politics is highly and extremely affected by the church. This is the main reason why same-sex marriage, same-sex union, and divorce are impossible here. ...... reply
My girlfriend was really into punchbuggies. Ya'know the game where you see a voltswagon beetle and you punch your friend? Anyway I was on a train and I saw one so I sent her a picture of it and was like "haha got you." She then turned the conversation into her breaking up with me. I know it wasn't the beetle's fault, but... reply
