A single unified LGBTQ+ conversation

I would also recommend LGBT-themed [insert activity here] groups. I dunno what your city is like but in my hometown there're lots of LGBT sports teams that compete in local leagues and stuff like that. Or you could just go to a bar or a pride event.

I'm a) too busy for dating shit and b) living in one of the biggest LGBT villages in the world so I'm probably not much help, sorry.

Here in this town? I'd be more likely to find a Protect the Sanctity of Marriage rally.

Well it's not that anti-gay, but it's definitely not pro-gay.

Well I suppose it's more incentive to move away, but it really, really hurts having to wait to meet somebody I like. -_-

i'd date u, keybreak....

:/ maybe online things? I know a bunch of my friends use Tinder, even for non-hookups.

Are we gonna start a dating service? If so, I could really use that.

Already have one.

A real one, TP... Shipping has been an Artifact Title for years.

About two years, to be more precise

Also holy shit it's been a while, bulletmonkey

A troper dating service sounds like a weird idea. I can easily see something like that going wrong, but I suppose I can see some good relationships being started from something like that...

Tropers date each other enough as it is.

I'd rather date somebody from outside, really.

All the over the internet relationships I've had have been disastrous. You lose the essence of the person; you can only really sense that face to face.

Purely over-the-web relationships are usually best left there; meeting up in meatspace often leads to rather nasty disappointment, either from discovering that your partner isn't all that, or from not being able to see them regularly, and eventually losing focus and/or interest. If there isn't a good deal of regular and meaningful communication, you usually end up projecting more than experiencing. If you're actually doing shit together and partaking in each other's life as much as the spatial situation allows, then chances are you're gonna be able to make it, but if your social interactions are pretty much limited to playing video games online and exchanging e-cuddles, you're living little more than a fetish. Which is fine when you're aware of that, but harmful when you expect more to come out of it.

Well, got the "right" size bra now.

Just need to adjust it now.

Doesn't seem too bad though.

Nice tits :P

Though seriously yay!

-cries in the corner over how small her chest is and how shes jealous-

Being serious, they look nice!

edited 5th Sep '15 11:29:38 AM by smokeycut

*hugs*

Sorry. >.<

Y'all are adorable. All of you.

Smokey, what's stopping you from buying a bigger bust?

But yeah, it looks and feels better than a bra full of socks.

I think Smokey's talking about her natural bust.

Looking great, Jen!

This is mine (I went with B-cup forms; bit small for my frame, but I didn't want to go too large).

I'm starting to get super stressed when I'm not wearing them.

edited 5th Sep '15 11:53:25 AM by Bisected8

*hug*

Plus I don't need to keep wearing that baggy t-shirt I guess. >.>

So, I just saw Rent (the movie version). I honestly can't decide whether Angel is trans, a drag queen, or gender-fluid. I read up, and I'm not the only one who has this problem.

I'm currently an A cup, but my endocrinologist estimates that by the end of my second year on hormones (once all the changes have fully taken place) I'll be at a B cup. I've heavily considered surgery though, as I'd prefer a C cup or thereabouts.

Yeah, I'm wearing a pair of Cs there.