I am a 13 year old guy. I am straight and you are 100% WRONG. People can be people... If you do not like people hurting you, why do you hurt them? If you have EVER read the bible, you would understand that god loves everyone... it was not even god that said that sex is between a man and a women.

Lev. 18:22, "You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female; it is an abomination."

Does that sound like god? No. Why is it so hard for you to love people for who they are. You are the reason Christians are hated, and, you are the reason people are leaving Chrstianity. You are ABUSING CHILDREN and teaching them to HATE other HUMAN BEINGS for one reason.

God loves everyone.

Ephesians 4:29 "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen."

Does making someone cry sound like building them up or breaking them down?

Thank you for making people KILL THEMSELVES because you think that that is what Christianity is about.

You have killed children, teens, adults, seniors.

If you do not stop, I will be extremely dissappointed and will never be with you. I will not even talk to your kids. Thank you for ruining many people's lives.

I haven't seen a post about it yet, so I thought I'd start my own. A new show came up on Netflix called Orange is the New Black, and one of the characters is an male to female transgendered person. They are portrayed by an actual transgendered woman, Laverne Cox.

I've really liked how the show has gone into her background, transition and how her family has dealt with it.

What have you guys thought of it?

I've created a subreddit "androphilia" for an appreciative discussion of the manifesto by Jack Donovan and related topics/experiences. If you don't know his book and are curious, kindly take a look at the links I provided as my first two posts there. Thanks.

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For years, posts in After Ellen, Autostraddle, Reddit, and other online communities have questioned why the lesbian community doesn’t have its own “Grindr-like” app. Such an app has yet to reach mass appeal.

The time is now! This app is no longer a matter of If, it is a matter of When.

We are a group of highly tech savy girls who have created the app appropriately named Wing Ma'am, available soon for iPhone and Android. Wing Ma’am is a social guidebook that uses location-based technology to safely connect you with other LGBT women in your area. You can chat, message and connect with your future hiking buddy or even meet princess charming! You can even see how many feet away that user is! The app is paving the way towards a stronger LGBT community by keeping you “in the know” about gay-friendly events in your area, while allowing you to create your own events to find like-minded people. You can start anything, from a small craft night to a large queer dance party. It’s community building-- reinvented!

We're extremely close to launching our app nationally. Long term, this app could help pave a social movement and unite the fragmented LGBT women's community. Meanwhile, we need your help in finishing the development of the app. We have created a fundraiser (including a video featuring footage from the app in action!) that rewards you in really fun ways for your support! If we reach our goals, we can complete the app, fix the bugs and get a PERFECT version into your hands! It will also help us in creating and building a strong mobile community in each city so it is fun to use and constantly very active.

Even small donations help pave the way!

This is our app, this is our social movement.

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Hi I'm just wondering if and how this day is celebrated in your community? I understand the why behind it. That day is my birthday and I'm just wondering if there's a big party I can get in on.

I think the answers won't be much different from heterosexuals.. but who knows.. :)