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My Good Omens LGBTQ+ Headcanons

If I misused any romantic, sexuality or gender identity, let me know.

Here are mine:

Aziraphale: Panromantic, Demisexual, Graysexual, Agender(he/they)

Crowley: Demiromantic, Demisexual, Graysexual, Genderfluid

Anathema Device: Pansexual, Cisgender

Newton Pulsifer: Straight, Cisgender

Adam Young: Straight, Biromantic, Cisgender

Madame Tracy: Bisexual, Cisgender

Sergeant Shadwell: Straight, Cisgender

Gabriel: Aroace, Agender(he/they)

Pepper: Pansexual, Cisgender

Brian: Gay, Cisgender

Wensleydale: Aroace, Non-binary(they/them)

Beelzebub: Biromantic, Graysexual, Non-binary(confirmed)

Hastur: Aromantic, Gay, Cisgender

Ligur: Gay, Cisgender

Michael: Bellussexual, Agender(she/they)

Gravity Falls LGBTQ+ Headcanons 

Dipper: Straight 

Mabel: Straight 

Stan: Bisexual

Ford: Panromantic; Demisexual

Soos: Pansexual

Wendy: Bisexual

Bill: Autoromantic, Asexual

Pacifica: Straight

Candy: Bisexual; Non-binary 

Grenda: Straight 

McGucket: Pansexual 

Gideon: Straight

Blubs: Gay 

Durland: Gay

Robbie: Non-binary 

Tambry: Genderfluid

Thompson: Gay

Lee: Straight

Nate: Straight

Bud: Queer

Blendin: Gay

Toby: Queer 

Let me know your headcanons

Something i like to say

so you know how the pansexual/romantic “saying” is 

Hearts 

not 

parts

well i “came up with” one for omnisexual/romantic

Hearts 

and 

Parts

It’s the time of year to just embrace it all

@deadandgaysetanta @queen-of-hobgobblers

@deadandgaysetanta @queen-of-hobgobblers

*screams with all of you but in confused genderfluid panromantic*

*gay screaming* HAPPY PRIDE MONTH

*screams with you but in a trans way*

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH TO YOU TOO ANON

I went from being Pansexual, to Pan/ace, and now Cupid-romantic and asexual.

But for gender I went from She/her to gender fluid, then He/him now he/they leaning towards nonbinary

Everyone introduce yourself by what you thought your OG queer identity was and what you currently identify as

Ill go first: hi I was bisexual now I’m a pansexual aroace

pan people are allowed to:

have gender preferences

not have gender preferences

be attracted to genders in different ways

be attracted to genders in the same way

experience attraction where gender is a determining factor

experience attraction where gender is not a determining factor

be in any kind of relationship

not be in any relationship at all

use gay/bi/queer/etc as personal umbrella terms

also identify as bi

not want to be referred to as anything but pan

be aro, ace, aroace, or anywhere on the ace/aro spectrums

have control over the terminology used to refer to them

have full control over their identity/label(s) in general

this has been a psa

reblog if you’re one of them queers 💪💪💪

Nonbinary, panromantic/pansexual and (space) Ace flags

(my gender and sexual orientation)

a thing i did for pride month

characters and flags are:

Star Falcon - she/her (bisexual)

Lunar Falcon - she/they/xe/he (genderfluid, neopronouns, aroace)

Rainfall Quail - she/they (demigirl, pansexual)

Cetonia - she/ve (non-binary, queer, neopronouns)

Callisto - they/she (genderfluid, omnisexual)

Eclipse Falcon - they/them (non-binary, lesbian)

Sapphire Finch - she/her (lesbian, sapphic)

? unnamed ? - he/him (asexual, panromantic)

Wolf - he/they (demiboy, gay)

Lily Blaze - she/her (lesbian)

Dusk Falcon - they/them (non-binary, abrosexual)

THE PIPELINE IT GOT ME

I agree that not everyone wants to be a teacher and they have the right to not want to, but I would recommend at least giving something the person/people can start with. Give them book recommendations, YouTubers, bloggers, organizations, websites, etc.. Giving them a starting point helps so much!

To add, I have no problems with being asked about being asexual, bi/panromantic, nonbinary, trans guy as long as it's in good faith. When I came out to some co-workers they had so many questions and I let them ask them all. Of course I let them know that my experiences and statements won't match for everyone, but it's a great way for them to get some idea of being queer and now they even know what asexual is, which is less common for people to know than 'lesbian'.

thinking about that time I was at some kind of diversity and inclusion thing that involved discussion in small groups and one straight girl said she really wanted to be a good ally but sometimes there were some things she just didn’t know and was too afraid to ask for fear of accidentally being offensive. and as the only queer person in this 4-5 person group I said well go ahead and ask me, I don’t care if you accidentally use the wrong term right now or whatever, it’s better to talk about it and learn something, I love talking about queerness and I’ll answer the best I can. and she just looked so nervous and in the end wound up refusing to ask for fear of causing offense. and it wasn’t just the group setting, I’ve known straight people to act similarly even when it’s just one on one

and just. you guys. this is what purity culture and the “if you don’t know something you were never a real ally in fact you’re a bigot in fact you’re worse than bigots because you pretended not to be one” attitude does. how can our allies be allies if they’re scared to talk to us? to ask questions, to make mistakes, to learn? can we please bring back the idea of “in good faith”? there’s way more to say here about identity politics and virtue signaling and acting like language is more important than action but I’m too tired for that right now

please feel free to add to the discussion (regardless of if you’re queer or not), I would love to hear about people’s experiences with this and if others feel differently about it

Since Pride Month is almost upon us, I just want to make sure that ANYONE who identifies as aspec knows that this is your month, too!

Whether you identify as ace, aro, demi, grey, or any micro label, or combination that's well known or hardly know at all. You are valid, and YOU ARE part of the LGBTQA+ community. Never forget that!!

Read up on intersectionality in the pride community!

Okay so I know a lot about this kinda stuff because my friends use a lot of labels that people often over generalize as being “basically the same thing” when that’s not true.

Sure they have similarities, but similarities don’t mean they’re identical.

The biggest example is probably bi, Pan, poly, omni.

As I personally know at least one person each who identifies with one of these labels, I’m do my best to break it down from how it’s been explained to me.

Bi

Being attracted to two or more genders

Poly

Being attracted to multiple genders

Omni

Being attracted to all gender/lack of but maybe having preferences, maybe not, but acknowledges different genders

Pan

Being attracted to people regardless of gender

I am not an expert and some people may use these terms in different ways, I am merely restating what I have heard.

These labels are often widely down to,

“Oh, you’re basically bi”

Which is some stupid shit

They are similar

Not the same.

Poll for my fellow pansexual/panromantic people :P no reason just for scienceee

Lmao like legit, I'm a biromantic ace and my gf is a panromantic ace

Y’all be like “pansexuals are biphobic for existing” and “bisexuals are panphobic for existing” honey in the real world we make out with each other

Happy Pride! 🏳️‍🌈

To celebrate Pride Month before it ends, I decided to have all of my beloved Hazbin OCs to show their colors!

Vendova (left) - Demisexual Panromantic

Lan (middle) - Bisexual

Kai/Ro (right) - Bigender (she/he) asexual biromantic

Minimalism

Queer panic

Gay panic

Pan panic

Panic

Pan Visibility Day

Yeah the blue ain't the right shade ik ik

Can you believe how rare cyan markers are?!

Anyways the characters:

Phanton (My Deltarune Chapter Rewritten)

Creatos (My Secret Boss insert)

Tom (My superhero OC I made in like 3rd grade)

Lemmy (I have a Lemmy stuffed animal who hosts a tv show.....don't ask)

Me?! (Got tired of coloring nicely and just went wild so yeah)