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Tldr? (Sorry if that's rude)

nah its fine just a little rant abt a nice supportive woman.

so the place I was at was like books a million but with less books and more toys and figits and candles and everything gay, and I had just checked out and was walking out of the store when a older lady was exiting too, so, as I was taught, I held the door open. she said, "thank you sir- ma'am- oh, whatever!" but in like a really nice way. "I've got grandkids, and I don't even know what they are!" but she said everything in a nice way. and usually I don't let strangers hug me, but like she gave me a side hug and she was really sweet cause she definitely knew I was queer. moving to MN or SD when I get outta the south.

my older sister also lives away from our house like in a different state, so we went to visit her. while we were at a nursing home to visit my dad's dad, she came too. we went on a walk. Me, my brother, my dad, my grandpa, and my sister. me and here were walking behind everyone, and she bends down (she tall) and asks me, "are you gay." and I'm like "yea." "I knew it, the haircut, the glasses, the hand waves, the flag in the Minecraft world u showed me. I'm bi, so I know the signs lol" "I told her everything, I was pan, gender-fluid, new name, and got her number. I didn't have much of a connection with her before, but now I know her a lot better. rant end.

Major W

Really sweet woman! :D
I love it when old people act like a W like this

exactly, like its nice when someone older than u compliments u, cause like it always feels like they're judging ur music, or style, or ur gender so yea shes was really sweet

Dude the highest form of validation I can get is to hear a senior on high school compliment me

Adults might do it for the purpose of psychology, but when a high schooler legitimately says "good job" I absolutely love that feeling

I live in Minnesota.

cool im here rn.
bouta go on the plane home tho