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Queer: The Ultimate LGBT Guide for Teens
by Kathy Belge
Queer: The Ultimate LGBT Guide for Teens
Book by Kathy Belge and Marke Bieschke
I think reading a non-fiction book based on LGBTQ is the most confusing thing to describe. The book is divided into so many sections like homophobia, what it means to be queer, dating, and sex, this guidebook offers upfront advice and information for teens who think they may be (or know they are) lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. There're some personal experiences too. Don't know how to write on this topic, because I can relate to these things and these things are becoming more confusing. Though LGBTQ is about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer, but there are also some other sexual phases too. Like Pansexual, Asexual, Allosexual, Aromantic, Heterosexual, Homosexual, Coming out, Out, Closeted, Androsexual, Bicurious, Demiromantic, Demisexual, Dyke, Faggot, Gynesexual, Polyamorous, Skoliosexual etc.
This is a pretty important book. In a time when teenagers are committing suicide because of bullying related to LGBT issues, a book like this is necessary. It offers a great deal of information and is written specifically for teens who are questioning or struggling with their sexuality.
Actually you can be attracted to anybody. You can also be emotionally attached to any person, why it should always be physical attraction, right?
Let me share with you something. I have a huge crush on one of my ma'am. Though I didn't face any bad things about it, even ma'am knows that I love her a lot. But surprisingly some of my 'close friends' started mocking me badly. I was broke. But fortunately I've got some good friends too who always supported me and gave me positive vibes about this situation.
Not gonna argue over this topic, not gonna stretch this too. I just want to request you that treat people as a human and don't try to stick finger in others matter. Thank you uwu
Book by Kathy Belge and Marke Bieschke
I think reading a non-fiction book based on LGBTQ is the most confusing thing to describe. The book is divided into so many sections like homophobia, what it means to be queer, dating, and sex, this guidebook offers upfront advice and information for teens who think they may be (or know they are) lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. There're some personal experiences too. Don't know how to write on this topic, because I can relate to these things and these things are becoming more confusing. Though LGBTQ is about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer, but there are also some other sexual phases too. Like Pansexual, Asexual, Allosexual, Aromantic, Heterosexual, Homosexual, Coming out, Out, Closeted, Androsexual, Bicurious, Demiromantic, Demisexual, Dyke, Faggot, Gynesexual, Polyamorous, Skoliosexual etc.
This is a pretty important book. In a time when teenagers are committing suicide because of bullying related to LGBT issues, a book like this is necessary. It offers a great deal of information and is written specifically for teens who are questioning or struggling with their sexuality.
Actually you can be attracted to anybody. You can also be emotionally attached to any person, why it should always be physical attraction, right?
Let me share with you something. I have a huge crush on one of my ma'am. Though I didn't face any bad things about it, even ma'am knows that I love her a lot. But surprisingly some of my 'close friends' started mocking me badly. I was broke. But fortunately I've got some good friends too who always supported me and gave me positive vibes about this situation.
Not gonna argue over this topic, not gonna stretch this too. I just want to request you that treat people as a human and don't try to stick finger in others matter. Thank you uwu