#lgbt teens

[cyberr-v0id]

My little cousin is questing their sexuality because of a ‘fictional skeleton’ that she presumably has a crush on

[lunar-productions]

⭐🌑☀️☁️

Hello Internet!

We are a small business ran by mostly lgbt teens. We will sell art and crafts, hand made from us. 15% of our profit will be donated towards the Trevor's Project and the make wish foundation. We accept any and all communication.

[ravenousnightwind]

Oh that kid they're not queer let's go make em queer and infect them with our rainbow pervertedness!

Yeah right guys, seriously, this post above is great! The only queer agenda is our fight for survival, to live the lives other people are living. Normal everyday lives. Even if they have things you don't agree with. Children are precious and need to be protected from the likes of adults who would dare taint their existence with toxicity, violence, and abuse.

Seriously. You really think your idea of our existence is real? All we've ever done as a community is try to live, to protect ourselves, our children from being killed or abused. Yet, we're wrong because we are different. Sounds like somebody is playing hypocrisy with their beliefs. Jesus said don't judge guys, that means you peeps being like fa*s di3. Stfu and listen to the hate you spout.

It's so disgusting we even have to say shit like this. Leave kids alone, whether they are queer or not doesn't matter, cuz if you're abusing a child it is wrong in every way. Their future, it's your fault if it ends up negative filled with trauma. I should know, cuz I was a child just like them once.

I'm glaring at you Mrs S. And Mrs E!

And kids, if you ever are punished or excluded because you are different, or even if you're queer, find a way to be safe. If you can, challenge that hate if it doesn't hurt you. Make people realise in some way that they are hurting you. You have a voice, you have power. You need only the courage to summon it! Just be safe, and ultimately, keep who you are whole and wholesome!

For all the kids out there who suffer because of abuse, we hear you, we love you! You are not alone! 💜♥️🫂

I cannot stress this enough: queer people don’t care if kids aren’t queer. What we do care about is queer children becoming queer adults and not dying before they get there. It really is that simple. Any additional context you’ve added to justify your bigotry is your own fiction.

[jubshead]

Violets are the symbols of lesbian love and Rio making them grow around Agatha’s body is so important to me in indescribable levels

[your-queer-dad]

Hey you. Yes you. You have been through enough, you hear me? You. Have. Been. Through. Enough.

The world has treated you shittily, you go through enough, don't do that do yourself too. Be decent to yourself, kiddo. We've only got one of you and it's the best one we have :]

I love you, I'm proud of you, go make yourself a beverage of your choice and be a little more decent to yourself today <3

- dad x

[trracstudy]

Hi there! My name is Bri Pastro and I’m a queer doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology at Fordham University. I’m a part of a research team collaborating with University of Maine to investigate mental health in rural vs. urban teenagers! 

Our study is regarding risk & resilience related to mental health in adolescents. We’re particularly interested in online and interpersonal interactions and how these factor into mental health. Participating includes completing a 25 minute online survey.

In order to participate in this study participants must: Be 15-18 years old, be comfortable reading and speaking English, and live in a rural community OR an urban community in the United States.

If you are interested in participating in the study, please click on the link below. Participants who complete the study will be entered into a raffle to win one of 20, $25 Amazon gift cards. 

If you know someone who may be interested, please send them this link!

Thank you for helping me with my doctoral research! Participation is completely voluntary, and participants may end the study at any time. All data is confidential. This study was approved by the Fordham University and University of Maine Institutional Review Boards.

We hope that this research helps us better understand experiences for adolescents across the United States. Please reach out to us at trracstudy@gmail.com with any questions. We are closing recruitment at the end of the month and are putting one last push to get more participants! Please repost as you can :)

[missjukebox8bit]

I saw you all loved the last time I commissioned Taco to draw the Teen Girl Squad, so I did it again! This time just What's Her Face and So & So, who's sporting a special outfit of hers from Issue 8! I hope you like it as much as What's Her Face does~

[queerryan]

Dick: *being very still, staring at nothing*

Kory: Dick it's something wrong?

Dick: I'm questioning my sexuality.

Kory: ... Is she answering?

[cabinetofquriosities]

Weeks 1-5: Oh wow! A show where all but one character is queer and several are women of color? On Disney and Marvel? This is amazing! It’s historic!

Week 6 (one ep about a teen gay and one interview about a black heart that doesn’t affect the strong main pairing of the show): *flips table* FUCK THIS SHOW THEY HATE ALL LESBIANS IM NOT WATCHING IT THEY NEVER LET US HAVE ANYTHING

[bestwitchsam]

Jac Schaeffer discusses her thoughts while casting for Nicholas Scratch on #AgathaAllAlong 

“When we were casting, sometimes we were like ‘does that kid look like Rio?’, ‘does that kid look like Aubrey Plaza?’ “

[k-wame]

Maxwell Caulfield as Roy Alston & Charlie Sheen as Bo Richards The Boys Next Door (1985) · Horror · Crime · dir. Penelope Spheeris

[theatrekidenergy]

GUYS!!!!!!!

HJDJSJAKAIWKWNNSOAOOW

[your-queer-dad]

Here's 20 realistic reasons not to kill yourself today. Remember, anything that keeps you alive and keeps going is enough.

1. We would miss you. I would miss you.

2. Think of all the ice cream flavours you haven't tried yet, or the food combinations you haven't tried.

3. You can't discover a new favourite song if you're dead

4. Imagine all the funny moments you'd miss, all the pointless celebrity twitter fights or the niche internet drama, all the strangers tripping in the street

5. Imagine proving people wrong and going fuck you, watching all the people who doubted you be completely wrong

6. you'll never have finished decorating your room, or your wardrobe, or your collection, you'll always have something unfinished that's worth finishing

7. You'll never be able to meet your internet friends or heroes in real life

8. Imagine how many cool outfits you would miss out on wearing, how many people would think "damn that's a cool outfit" as you pass them on street

9. Your social media accounts will stay unfinished

10. What if your favourite TV show gets a second series? You'll never know how it ends

11. You'll never get to meet a potential best friend or partner

12. You'll never get to be all the fucking awesome versions of yourself you could be

13. You have games to win and arrogant people to prove wrong

14. You'll never get to watch hour favourite movie again, or realise a crucial detail that adds a whole new meaning to it

15. You never get to see the world become a better place if you're not in it.

16. You never get to try new things with your style, your hair or makeup

17. You never get to get that tattoo, or that piercing, or that really cool piece of clothing

18. think of all the debates you would miss out on winning, the feeling of pride swelling in your chest

19. You miss out on trying a new hobby or a new opportunity

20. Your pets wouldn't understand where you went.

Are these all relatively small things? Yeah. But what's important is that you see tomorrow. You give yourself one day more, go to bed and wake up tomorrow. That's what's important, not what happens in a week or a month or a year, just that you get through today and give yourself another chance.

It's okay if it takes you 10,000 'one more days' to get to 'i can't wait for tomorrow'. It's okay if the suicidal thoughts never leave as long as you wait until later and you stay alive now.

I love you. I care about you. I would miss you. Just give yourself another day.

[arielthedaydreamer]

I will forever be bothered by how boys in fantasy shows lack whimsy.

The teen girls are riding unicorns, talking to fairies and being happy, while the teen boys are like "eew, fairies. Magic. Ew. I wanna go home and play videogames" I literally wanna punch them.

I want whimsical boys plz. Hell, I want whimsical men. Fully grown adult men, their eyes sparkling with childlike wonder as they cast spells and pet unicorns and protect magical plants.

Jupiter North. I want more Jupiter North please. Read Nevermoor, yall

[trracstudy]

Mental Health Research Study for LGBTQIA+ Teens (Ages 15-18; Enter to win $25)!

Hi there! We're a queer research team based out of University of Maine's Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology Lab and Fordham University’s Mood & Behaviors Lab conducting a study on risk & resilience related to mental health in LGBTQIA+ and straight, cis-gender adolescents across rural and urban USA.

In order to participate in this study you must: Be 15-18 years old, be comfortable reading and speaking English, and live in a rural community OR an urban community in the United States. We're particularly in need of LGBTQIA+ teens to complete our study!

If you are interested in participating in the study, please click on the link below. Participants who complete the study will be entered into a raffle to win one of 20, $25 Amazon gift cards.

Your participation is completely voluntary, and you can end the study at any time. All data collected in this study is confidential, we will not ask for any of your identifying information. You will need to submit an email to be entered into the raffle, this will be kept separately from your survey responses. Your parents do not need to be involved in your participation in this study. This study is approved by the Fordham University Institutional Review Board, please email us for more questions about ethics board approval.

We hope that this research helps us better understand online experiences for adolescents across the United States. Please reach out to us at TRRACstudy@gmail.com with any questions.

[confused-bisexual]