I mean. There’s plenty of asocial queer people(like me) and we do have the right to be so but I do get what you mean yeah. Especially if your looking for a source of support and are in an area where anyone who isn’t visibly queer could be a risk

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Nah I feel this especially at art school where 75% of students r queer and I got like 2 friends ish

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Yes because it's like. NOBODY. Not everyone has to be my friends but I was hoping I'd at least connect with someone like wtf.

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not visibly the visibly queer people but the other people wearing masks 😭 no one stopped being my friend for my orientation but everyone stopped being my friend for protecting my health

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No? Some people just don't want to be your friend. I know many people that don't Wana be my friend. I don't care. If they don't Wana be my friend, fine. Be my guest I guess.

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You aren’t too sensitive. While I understand where these other commenters are coming from, it is absolutely human nature to want to connect with other humans. Possibly go to queer events, bars (if you’re of age), or having your current queer friends make an effort to introduce you to their other queer friends.

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No because they could be completely terrible people, we might not get along, etc. I don’t need to be friends with someone just bc they’re gay.

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