Welcome to Gaia! ::

Favorite color? :: ❛ Pink (especially dark pink) and Purple (lavender/lilac and royal).

Favorite flower? :: ❛ Roses

Favorite season? :: ❛ The period when spring transitions into summer.

Favorite food? :: ❛ Seafood.

Left or right-handed? :: ❛ Right-handed.

Are you an early bird or a night owl? :: ❛ Night owl.

Got any hobbies? :: ❛ Reading. Cosplaying. Those are the ones I'm actively doing. There's a few others but it's hit and miss on when I'm able to do them.

Do you have any bad habits? :: ❛ Can't really think of any.

Where would you like to travel? :: ❛ The U.K.

What's your biggest pet peeve? :: ❛ People tailgating my car. People automatically assuming my mood change is because of them.

Do you want to get married? :: ❛ Someday, yes... if I'm lucky enough to find someone who is willing to be with me in such a commitment and I am happy with.

Who do you admire the most? :: ❛ Benedict Cumberbatch? Despite all of the success, he still manages to stay true to himself. Nice to see the fame isn't going to his head.

If you were drunk who would you call to take care of you? :: ❛ Me, drunk? Haha... that would be the day.

Does talking about sex make you uncomfortable? :: ❛ Only if it's with someone who I never would consider being in that intimate of a relationship with. Otherwise, no.

Do you remember your first kiss? :: ❛ Yeah. Nothing impressive.

1) How did you first come out of the closet, when, and to who?
I didn't really have to "come out" like most others do. Most people were aware that my feelings about being intimate with someone is different than most. It wasn't until a year or so ago when I came across an article/comic than explained what a Demisexual is and it matched exactly how I felt.

2) Describe to me the most difficult aspect of being LGBTQ, and why to you personally? (as this may pertain to past experiences)
Too many false ideologies on what someone of the LGBTQ is like. Personally, the combination of religious beliefs and generation theologies makes it a bit hard for me to feel completely comfortable sharing my activities with my LGBTQ friends or events I attend.

3) Were there any significant people in your life who changed (such as change in behavior) after finding out of your sexuality?
No... because I haven't really been making my identity a neon-light banner, so to speak. I just have an actual name for my feelings towards intimacy. Some people just can't understand the concept of how I feel and how I want to do it.

4)What have you learned from your own experiences that you would use as advice for struggling LGBTQ youth?
Seek out safe zones in your community, whether it's at school ((even if it's not at your own school but other ones, such as colleges)) or LGBTQ-based facilities. You'll make some great friends and have a great access to learning more about who you are.

5)Tell me about your most memorable moment pertaining to being LGBTQ; this may be in relevance to coming out, but not the action of "coming out" itself.
I attended our local LGBTQ event and was actually able to purchase some items from the vendors because I actually had something to connect to. I bought myself the Asexual flag ((which Demisexual falls under; they didn't have the Demisexual specific flag available)) and earrings with the asexual/demisexual colors (same ones are used).