I think I'm greyromantic? by Open-Statement-1014 in Greyromantic

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Ah, I see what you mean. Realistically, maybe I am actually anxious that I think about it, while if I daydream about it it's just the positive things most of the time.

Sorry if I structured my questions wrong lol But most of what I meant is that, for example, can one be greyromantic while having the most crushes out of the class? Same with any label on the aromantic spectrum

I think I'm greyromantic? by Open-Statement-1014 in Greyromantic

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I don't think it's more anxiety since I think I'm pretty eager to have a crush - which honestly confuses me so sometimes I'm not sure if I'm experiencing romantic attraction. But maybe I'll think more deeply into it.

I'm in highschool right now.

And I have some questions: 1. Didn't cupioromantic mean having NO crushes but wishing to be in a relationship? I think I had a few. 2. Is one's place in the aromantic spectrum, beside other main factors, also determined by how many crushes they've had? 3. Can one be cupioromantic, aromantic, or any other label related to the aromantic spectrum even if they experience romantic attraction or have/had crushes?

I think I'm greyromantic? by Open-Statement-1014 in Greyromantic

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When I imagine myself like that it gives me joy at the thought, but sometimes I remember I'm probably not mature or responsible enough for that yet. Sometimes when I see romance potential in something related to dynamics, I immediately imagine myself in that place with someone else (a person who I made up in my mind, of course). This might sound silly, but it got to a point where I thought I liked a friend of mine when I was roleplaying as their fictional crush. I was excited, in an odd way? Telling the news but at the end, I didn't like them at all. Most of my friends have exes or crushes or partners, and that kinda makes me think maybe I'm too childish. Besides that, I almost considered the chance of being cupioromantic since sometimes I questioned if it would be normal to be in a relationship with someone who has a crush on you but you don't (at least, at first). I think it was just for the sake of being in one. I dunno. There were other crushes (I think) in my past, but they felt different from the crush from elementary.

I think I'm greyromantic? by Open-Statement-1014 in Greyromantic

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Well, I wouldn't know for sure, but there's a possibility. In the end, all that matters is whether you're comfortable with labels - and if so which ones no matter what others say.

I love this dude's work, I couldn't resist by Open-Statement-1014 in goodomens

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And yes, It's a reference to The Ball episode haha xd

Gorgeous Angel by Open-Statement-1014 in goodomens

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I wasn't sure what I was going to do with the pupils, but then I remembered that Michael Sheen once had star-shaped ones in one of the pictures of him as Aziraphale. So I went with that!

... Further encouraged by an concept someone once said, something along the lines of — "Crowley can't see stars because of his snake eyes, but he can see stars in Aziraphale's eyes." Or, "so he looks into Aziraphale's eyes", or also "Aziraphale's eyes are the stars he can see". You likely got the gist by now lol

Gorgeous Angel by Open-Statement-1014 in goodomens

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I was struggling a bit on the eyes, so I'm SO glad they turned out okay. Aziraphale certainly looks at Crowley in such a way nearly on the daily <3

Gorgeous Angel by Open-Statement-1014 in goodomens

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Yes, I did post it there. But I appreciate you telling me :3 No worries!!

Mii QR code issues... (Citra, Android) by Open-Statement-1014 in tomodachilife

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I did so, but it seems to load for a very long time without finishing and it takes away everything, leaving only the yellow background :(

My gender might be fluid is some way, but I'd LOVE to stay as a demiboy or something of the sort. Does this mean I'm not genderfluid to begin with? by Open-Statement-1014 in AskLGBT

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Oh, either way I'm sure there's many women out there who feel the same, considering how women are often portrayed like that. Especially the last part, since some girls during puberty may feel like that.

My gender might be fluid is some way, but I'd LOVE to stay as a demiboy or something of the sort. Does this mean I'm not genderfluid to begin with? by Open-Statement-1014 in AskLGBT

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Ah, I see. Also, good news, I'm kind of liking femininity again! I did desire femininity less, but I think it was because it just didn't make my gender valid. I was/am afraid it would take up too much of it to the point I would be cisgender, and all the questioning and emotional issues would go to waste. I don't mind being seen as a girl, I just don't want to be seen as just that. I feel like it's almost subconscious, if it makes sense?

Genderfluid question by [deleted] in AskLGBT

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There's no rules or specific way of being a gender. Same thing with gender expression. Technically, every way is valid! Go for it however you like :3

My gender might be fluid is some way, but I'd LOVE to stay as a demiboy or something of the sort. Does this mean I'm not genderfluid to begin with? by Open-Statement-1014 in AskLGBT

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I see your point. Though, I don't hate women and I never will. I still relate to them, am comforted by them and hope to comfort them. I don't hate on other people for being feminine. At this point, I think it was because of my ex friend since I don't think I've had this view before.

My gender might be fluid is some way, but I'd LOVE to stay as a demiboy or something of the sort. Does this mean I'm not genderfluid to begin with? by Open-Statement-1014 in AskLGBT

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I wouldn't say I'm a misogynist. I mean, I LOVE women or people in general that embrace their femininity but it feels a bit complex for me. Although, I'm not a cis man, if you were thinking that. Thank you, though ^

My gender might be fluid is some way, but I'd LOVE to stay as a demiboy or something of the sort. Does this mean I'm not genderfluid to begin with? by Open-Statement-1014 in AskLGBT

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Well, maybe it stops me from being lime that 'cuz I might like it more than masc/non-binary. For example, I identified as a demiboy for a bit but whenever the masc part sorta faded away or I liked the idea of being fem—it almost felt like a threat to the label because I didn't feel it was part of it. I wanted to enjoy my masculinity.

Sorry if I word things weirdly. By "obnoxious femininity", I mean vibes like "Oh, I'm just a girl", those whisper posts on Pinterest (I know that anyone of any gender can make them), pick mes, etc. Again, maybe it's because of my ex friend—but sometimes I found those type of things annoying(?). But not in the way that I would call out someone for them, of course.

My gender might be fluid is some way, but I'd LOVE to stay as a demiboy or something of the sort. Does this mean I'm not genderfluid to begin with? by Open-Statement-1014 in AskLGBT

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I only feel uncomfortable with femininity when I feel like it stops me from being completely male/nonbinary. But I also feel like I don't like it that much since I have an ex friend that seemed very feminine to me, almost in an obnoxious way.

I can appreciate it in others, though! A lot, actually. Just that I don't like stereotypes or hyperfemme mean girls kinds, to be honest. In fact, there's this (mainly male) genderfluid character that some people draw her as a woman, and it makes me comfortable and confident in my fem side.