The (L) Squad Advice

[zenelly]

So, uh, a few entries back, I mentioned this group, right? It's me and eleven other people, and we're all... well. We're not all lesbians, far from it. We're just a group of girls. Open-minded girls who are all friends and we needed help from each other, so we decided to give help to everyone else too.

I only mention this really, because, uh, you see, I did my introduction video today.

If you, for some, strange, demented reason, want to see me ramble for a bit, just go watch the video here.

(Oh god oh god, why me? Why is this me?)

Comments

[eraserfish.livejournal.com]

Teehee, you are so cute. xD Yeah, you are a dork, but in a good way.

Oh, hey, high-five. I play on both teams, too \o/ And I wouldn't tell my parents either. I go to an all-girls' Catholic school and almost all the students there end up bi or lesbian, so I've got no trouble being open about it aside from my family. (Everything you said in your vid about your family? Mine are exactly the same.)

I absolutely love what you said towards the end.
And, lol the cat digging in your suitcase. XD

[zenelly.livejournal.com]

Augh, editing that video was painful, because I couldn't think of anything to say, so there were these terrible 30 second long silences of me just staring off into space, desperately trying to think of anything to say.

*high-fives* It's fun to play both teams, really. The school I go to is a mostly boys school, but the group of people I hang out with is comprised of mostly bisexual/openminded people. And I will never tell my family, because they have legit told me that they think gay people need to be fixed. And I got so angry with them then that I couldn't speak to them for the rest of the afternoon.

That was the most important thing I've ever had said to me. 'You are okay'. And I think that it's something everyone needs to learn too.

Liam was being such a brat... >.

[eraserfish.livejournal.com]

Well, you got to talking in the end, so that's fine!

My dad told me that it's fine to be gay, as long as you're not in his family. Hearing that pissed me off so bad. It was so hypocritical and disgusting and destroyed the little hope I had that they'd be fine with it if I ended up with a girl. Oh, well. I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. They don't even want me to end up with a guy, so yeah. ///___-

And there you go with your wonderful words again. ♥

Is Liam his name? That's adorable. ♥

[zenelly.livejournal.com]

Eventually, even if it took me such pains to get there. >_<

Ugh, that sort of thing pisses me of. At least a little. My family just ignores it when they can, except for my sister. She's cool with homosexuality, because she doesn't find anything wrong with it. (This being said, I can't ever tell her either because I get the feeling that she'll tell Mom and Dad.)

I try, I suppose. They're just these things that come out of my head. They don't seem to have rhyme or reason, really.

Liam is his name. He's a cute cat, really. A bit of a pest sometimes, though.

[eraserfish.livejournal.com]

Well, at least that's one person? My little sister is one of those okay-with-gay-but-no-to-lesbo kind of people. And same here; even if she were fine with it and I did tell her, she'd totally tell my parents.

I also find it uncanny that you reply at the exact minute that I come online, haha.

[zenelly.livejournal.com]

The "Opposite gender" double-standard, yeah. It's cool as long as it can't be with me. Straight guys do that too with lesbians, and it makes me want to flip a table. I don't see the difference.

I have a talent sometimes. Best timing in the world. I'mma go back to bed for an hour, though. Massive headache.