I don't know if this goes here in the blog section, but I don't want to make a text submission of my journal. I also can't use the LGBT-on-DA skins on this blog entry.
Before I answer this question, let me tell you about how LGBTA affected my life before 2011. I had no clue that it was even possible for two men or women to love each other until I was approximately 14 years old. And even then, I still didn't care. And then I discovered about how men could become women, and vice versa, still didn't care, and I was pretty ignorant in the subject. And then, here came the big one, a good friend of mine told me that it was actually possible to like both men and women at the same time. And guess what? I did like men and women. I floated along for a few years, I got married to a man I had loved for a while. Our relationship was going pretty smoothly, until this earlier this year. I was fed up with his work, since he was a policeman, he had to work 24/7.
So it was 2011 when I left him, and moved to San Francisco. I was single, and bisexual, and I floated along for a few months before talking to a transgender lesbian, who had helped me discover who I truly am. I am now, a single lesbian, who wants to have a penis, but is unfortunately holding a baby in her belly.
So what do I think about it?
I think it is one of the most important, and biggest parts of my life, I am lesbian, gay people help me with my sense of fashion, I was bisexual, and a transgendered person helped me discovered who I really am.
So I guess, that's all I have to say about LGBTA and how it was affected my life.
So someone asked me what I thought about LGBTA.by #LGBT-on-dA