988 Quotes About Lgbt

I would make a poor princess,' she said. 'Why?''Have you ever wished to be a princess?' Ash challenged her. 'That depends,' Kaisa said. 'On what?''On whether I'd have to marry a prince,' she said and her tone was lighthearted, inviting Ash to share her smile.

I wished for impossible things. It was never going to have been a fairy tale for us. There are no fairy tales about two princesses.

The king's paramour wore a similar band on his head, though the gemstones were absent from this crown. He didn't seem to mind, his smile fiercely bright while his fingers intertwined with the king's.

does it ever get easier?is there an end to these questions?do you have any answers?will you say them to me?can you stop this unraveling?will you bring me your closure?or am I the only onewho sees anymore?who sees . . .who sees . . .who sees?

Love will work no matter what job i have, what nationality I claim, or what street i live on. It will work even if i kiss a woman. and it does.

Love is cursed by monogamy

So here it is. My friends call me he, or they. The government and most of my family call me she. The media calls me she, because I don’t trust them enough to request that they do anything else. My lovers call me sweetheart. Or baby. Somewhere in all of that I find myself.

I never ignored the fact that I was attracted to them. I had known I was gay since I was 5. Now I was almost 12. A teacher's aide had shown me how to hold your sleeve when you put your jacket on. I still remember her hands on my shoulders. I didn't have a word to describe it yet, but in that moment I knew.

WE SPENT THE AFTERNOON BUILDING"FOR SERVICE," HE SAID. NEW PIECES, NEW PLACES, NEW PARTSTO BE PUT HERE AND THERE AND TAKEN FOR GRANTED.BUT IT FELT GOOD, AND I TOLD HIM THAT.HE RESTED A PLANK ON HIS SHOULDERLIKE A BAYONET. AND I NEARLY LAUGHED, THINKING,IS THIS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO FALL IN LOVEWITH A SOLDIER ON THE OTHER SIDE?