Newspaper date 4/12/21

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newspaper starts here Hello and welcome to our Newspaper about LGBTQ+ you can ask questions that will be in the newspaper or articles Also toady my article will be about what is the LGBTQ+ then about what some people that are members of the LGBTQ+ community. Then today there is a article by write12, among others and thank you for all the help. What is the LGBTQ+? I’m sure you have heard LGBTQ before and if you haven’t it’s a acronym for people that isn’t straight or cis. For example there is L and that means Lesbian and G means Gay. You might be wondering what the mean Lesbian is when a a woman is sexually and romantically attracted to other women and gay is when a man is sexually and romantically attracted to other men Bisexual is when a male or female or even a non binary person like two different genders, but mostly with male or female like others of the same gender and the opposite gender. Then Q it is for Queer which used to be a insult e but know they are taking it back which some people identified as that but is for anyone that’s not straight, female or male. But that’s not all of them, they will be in other articles about them. Then in the plus has gender in it two, everyone knows there’s male and female but there is also non binary, trans, agender among others, non binary is a umbrella some people use this as there gender but under it there is others like demi gender and others. Transgender is a umbrella term too, when someone goes from other gender that they was at birth to a different gender like male to female, female to male, or female to non binary or male to non binary and others. I hope that this give you basics about LGBTQ+. Write12 article I am bisexual and bigender, and even though I didn’t struggle finding sexuality, it took awhile for me to determine my gender. A lot of my struggle was looking in the mirror and realizing that I didn’t like my body and how feminine I looked. I realized I didn’t want other people to see me. This experience is gender dysphoria, which is defined as, “the condition of feeling one's emotional and psychological identity to be at variance with one's birth sex,” (google definition). Gender dysphoria is something that is diagnosed and can be incredibly hard to go through. A lot of trans youth and trans people in general experience this as they transition and before they transition. But, something that I don’t see talked about a lot is trans people who don’t transition or feel large amounts of dysphoria. These people are valid in being trans, and do exist. Some people assume that all trans people transition and feel large amounts of dysphoria, but this isn’t the case, and we shouldn’t discredit these people because they don’t feel enough pain to be trans. -GhostFire- article My article: When i was in 4th grade i developed feelings for one of my friends, lets make up a name: Fredina, so I told her one day, she asked, "As a sister right?" i was heart broken. I said yes in desperation to still be her friend. I am still her friend, but later on i learned she is homophobic because she says, "LGBTQ+ is against Christianity" so, i am still Pan, but that happened, i then developed feelings for a few other people until i got to my current GF, i met her through scratch. We each confessed our feelings for each other and we are still together. Quotes People: *say LGBTQ+ Christians don’t exist* Me: Well I guess I don’t exist then-