Lgbtq Quotes

“I'm worried I'll be mad forever."
"Then be mad forever," Bertie said.
He sounded unsure. "But I have so much anger."
"Because much has been done upon you," Sofie said. "The Nazis have made us scared of anger, made us believe that anger is bad. Anger is not bad. Anger is how we tell ourselves that we've been wronged, that we've been mistreated, and that it's not okay. Anger is a beautiful emotion. We just need to express it properly.”
― Milo Todd, The Lilac People

“What is a monster but a creature of agency?”
― Kat Dunn, Hungerstone

“Reporters & fathers call your generation “the worst.”

Which really means “queer kids who could go online & learn that queer doesn’t have to mean disaster.”

Or dead.

Instead, queer means, splendiferously, you.”
― Chen Chen

“We Are Freedom Fighters (Sonnet 2260)

Right to leave religion is just
as fundamental as right to religion.
Freedom of dress is just
as important as freedom of the press.

Freedom to breastfeed without shame
is just as sacred as freedom to pray.
Freedom to choose not to have child
is just as respectable as motherhood.

Freedom to love outside tradition
is just as divine as jesus on the mount.
Freedom to dream across color and collar
is just as elemental as drinking water.

Any halfwit can write Declaration of Independence,
while denying people's rights behind closed doors.
My Declaration of World Independence is this,
rights of another only enhance my own.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Iftar-e Insaniyat: The First Supper

“Mom looks up, asking the ceiling why I couldn't just be going around sneaking cigarettes and sneaking boys up to my room like a normal girl.

I say nothing.

Johnny asks my parents what decade they're from.

Dad states the year he was born and asks what that has to do with anything.

Mom says Johnny needs to shut up right now.”
― M.E. Girard, Girl Mans Up

“What did P’ Fah tell you before?”
“If you get lost, just sit and wait, and I’ll come find you,” I repeated the words P’ Fah had told me before.”
― Howlsairy, South : Beside the sky เล่ม 1-2

“BL series play an important role in creating a space where people feel they're not alone. Seeing characters on screen who reflect your own identity or feelings is deeply meaningful. It reinforces the idea that all forms of love are beautiful and equally valuable, and helps push society toward greater openness and inclusion.”
― Noeul Nuttarat Tangwai

“A soft chitter escaped Tala between kisses, and Faith smiled against her lips. “God, that’s so sexy. Do that again.”
“Make me,” Tala rasped.”
― Jae, Shifting Nature

“I probably became a lesbian when I started drinking black coffee. Or maybe it was something in the coffee that made me lesbian?”
― Azin Lim, Get L-Ready with me: how to Femme & Butch

“Being around you is like being dropped in a labyrinth with no guide, no string, and absolutely no sense of direction.”
― Tess Sharpe, 6 Times We Almost Kissed [and One Time We Did]

“The true artist is every
self-confident, healthy female, and in a female
society the only Art, the only Culture, will be
conceited, kookie, funkie females grooving on
each other and on everything else in the universe.”
― Valerie Solanas, SCUM Manifesto

“There is nothing remotely political about wanting breasts in your face. That it is in fact the most basic desire there is. Ask any baby”
― Anna Dorn

“This is the story of how love—not just romantic love, but oxytocin-drenched, soul-binding, universe-shifting love—rewrote history.”
― Ken Breniman, a three body solution: A Daringly Subversive & Juicy Tale of Love, Evolution, & Humanity's Last Hope

“I think I came out to myself eventually in high school, but the church and organized religion definitely didn't help the situation.”
― Emma Goswell, Coming Out Stories - Personal Experiences of Coming Out from Across the LGBTQ+ Spectrum

“There wasn't any physical abuse but there was a lot of emotional abuse. It was a lot of shit to take.”
― Emma Goswell, Coming Out Stories - Personal Experiences of Coming Out from Across the LGBTQ+ Spectrum

“I think as much as you can, follow your heart and trust your gut instinct because that's going to help you gauge how you approach your family and your friends. Be realistic. Hope for the best, but at the same time understand that not everyone might be okay with you in the beginning or further along. But trust your gut and be true to yourself because that is what is going to get you through the good times and the bad.

And talk to the man in the mirror, or the woman in the mirror, or the whoever the fuck you want to be and are in the mirror!”
― Emma Goswell, Coming Out Stories - Personal Experiences of Coming Out from Across the LGBTQ+ Spectrum

“I just wanted to fit in.”
― Emma Goswell, Coming Out Stories - Personal Experiences of Coming Out from Across the LGBTQ+ Spectrum

“Only come out when you are good and ready.”
― Emma Goswell, Coming Out Stories - Personal Experiences of Coming Out from Across the LGBTQ+ Spectrum

“Every queer person born before 2010 had to be a self taught cultural archaeologist as a child, forced as we were to sift through compacted layers of heterocentric history to excavate even the tiniest glints of queer representation.”
― Komail Aijazuddin, Manboobs: A Memoir of Musicals, Visas, Hope, and Cake

“So when you're solving these puzzles, feel free to hop on the internet, look up and discover these amazing LGBTQ+ people that you may not have heard of before! Have fun and a sense of humor when going through these pages. And especially have a sense of pride: in yourself along with all the people mentioned in this book.”
― Kerry Shatzer, Queer Pride Puzzles, Vol. 1: Variety Puzzles All With LGBTQ+ Themes and Answers

“Gonna suck your dick so much the next few days. Gonna make you come over and over.” I gasp as I imagine it, him between my legs, his tongue doing things to me that I’ve been craving. “Come for me, Skye. Just me.” I nod as he continues to fuck into me, his movements stuttering, growing more frantic. My body is burning up, an inferno. This is worse than the first time. I can tell. It’s hotter, more feral. I always heard the first time was the most intense, but I can tell that this time is going to give Maverick a run for his money. He’s going to get very little sleep the next few days.”
― Cora Rose, Pit Stop

“I start to vibrate with euphoria as he knots me again and we fall onto the bed, our bodies wrapped against each other, our breathing labored. “It feels different this time,” I say, and he nods, kissing my broken skin. “It feels right. You and me.” “Yes,” I say as my eyelids fall shut. The last thing I remember is him whispering something in my ear, words that are foreign to me. And it lulls me to sleep.”
― Cora Rose, Pit Stop

“I’m not sorry about any of that,” I say as I shove the helmet on my head and meet his stare. I clip it under my chin and put my hands on my hips. “She was rude and I couldn’t stand it.” He blinks down at me, his hand moving toward the back of my neck. He squeezes it gently, pulling me toward him. His lips land on mine, a soft kiss that grows more fevered. I groan into him and hold on to his shoulders to keep myself standing. I can feel several emotions swirling through me, tightening around my chest. Relief, possession,”
― Cora Rose, Pit Stop

“That won’t fit,” I sputter. She chuckles darkly. “I’ll make it fit. I’ll make you bleed if I have to.”
― G.E. Masters, Let The Mask Fall

“It isn’t until the person gets close enough for me to see that they’ve removed their hood, revealing a Ghostface mask staring back at me. “Oh fuck,” I breathe. Blair has come for me.”
― G.E. Masters, Let The Mask Fall

“Ti stringo più forte che posso.. e non lascerò mai la presa.. lo sai.”
― Johan Ehn, Hästpojkarna

“Today’s heretics are scientists, skeptics, LGBTQ+ people, women with autonomy, whistleblowers in pews—anyone who chooses integrity over indoctrination. They’re still being ostracized, just with hashtags instead of hot irons.”
― Brad Deep, God Mob: A Gritty Glance at the Travesty of Religion

“I don't see BL series as any different from other series. I feel like it's a type of series that tells the story of love between two people, where people can choose, love, and be who they want to be.”
― Noeul Nuttarat Tangwai

“I feel that anyone playing an LGBTQ+ character needs to fully understand the character. It's about performing in a way that is authentic and makes the audience truly feel the character. You have to give it your all and embody the role to the fullest.”
― Noeul Nuttarat Tangwai

“If I've learned anything new, it would be understanding a character's emotions-why they fall for someone, what makes them feel attracted to each other.”
― Noeul Nuttarat Tangwai