Lbgt Quotes

“You know that saying about how you don’t know what you have until it’s gone? I already did know what I had, and now that she’s gone, I know even more.”
― A.S. King, Ask the Passengers

“People aren't always who they seem, Detective. Am I anything like you thought?"
"No," I admitted. You're a million times better than I could have imagined.”
― Dani Alexander, Shattered Glass

“No person, no matter how important society deems their relationship to you, has the right to denounce you for who you are.”
― Tyler Oakley, Binge

“The message I've gotten about guys who like guys and girls is that we're faking, that we couldn't possibly be attracted to girls if we're attracted to boys. Bi girls get the same thing, but for them it means they're perceived as straight and for us it means we're perceived as gay.”
― Aaron H. Aceves, This Is Why They Hate Us

“Why did you come out when you knew how your family would react?” I murmured, wrapping my arms around his waist. I brushed my lips the length of Lock’s neck.
“Because I didn’t want to hide. I hated acting like I was someone I wasn’t.”
“I never did thank you for that sub.”
Lock laughed. “Adan, you’ve thanked me a hundred times over.”
“I don’t recall.”
“Every time we’re together, or when you kiss me, it’s a constant reminder of how we met, and I wouldn’t exchange that for anything.”
― Shaye Evans, Seduction Squad

“Love catches fire...”
― Julie Maroh

“Love is love, Nell, in whatever form or shape it comes and those of us who have found it must not let anything get in the way.”
― Jane Green, The Sunshine Sisters

“The abnegation of empathy in the case of something as complex and variable as sexual taste is a dangerous thing. The particular misfortune of the paedophile is not that he is a walking manifestation of evil but that his or her sexual development (as much subject to nature, nurture and questions of identity as any of ours) has resulted in a potentially very harmful and unacceptable attraction. We rightly call it a disorder because of these damaging effects, but merely reacting with horror will do little towards solving a complex and difficult issue stemming from a sexual drive as real and compulsive as any of us are used to.”
― Derren Brown, Happy: Why more or less everything is absolutely fine

“LBGTQ has been standing by Linda Sarsour the co-founder of Women's March they support her by protesting and demanding Sharia in the USA. This shows me how uneducated community is the LBGTQ is. just wondering do they know under Sharia that community is abolished?”
― Beta Metani' Marashi

“Silent as shadows. Bold as night. Calm as wind. One shall die tonight.”
― Ella Fleming-Christie, Crimson Exchange

“Silvia, with her long gorgeous hair sprawled across the pillow, was the most beautiful creature I’d ever seen. Her breasts bunched up like they were stuck in a corset made by Derek’s weight, the good bits hidden by his muscular arm. I’d gotten more than an eyeful in the mystical aura of the Blood Stone, but craved to see if she was really that perfect in the stark reality of dawn. Derek closed his eyes, settling around his wife with a satisfied sigh and his arm slipped. My heart leapt and I bit my lip. Yep. Definitely perfect.

J.M. Friedman. Succubus in Seattle (Kindle Locations 1050-1054).”
― J.M. Friedman, Succubus in Seattle

“Spent my whole life,” Morganith went on, staring miserably into her drink, “thinkin’ that out there somewhere was ah woman who would love me incredibly and I would love her incredibly. Like ah fire consumin’ the very air. Then I meet her, and she leaves me.” Morganith snapped her fingers lazily. “Just like that.”
― Ash Gray, The Thieves of Nottica

“Imagining the gods could hear him, Mycaela murmured to the well, “I wish I could find a man who’d take me away forever.” He laughed softly. “But there are no stories about princes who wish for princes.”
― ash gray, Tales of Talithia

“So I never told you about my sexual orientation - it means we were never close friends. My body my business.”
― S.C. Silver, The B Word: The B in LBGTQ Poetry

“Once, within the dark threads of her existence, love was the reason she fought through all her troubles. Now it was the same reason that drove her toward her uncertain fate. She would welcome her own death once everything was over.”
― Ella Fleming-Christie, Crimson Exchange

“Ayara was no saviour tonight. No, she wasn’t a saviour at all.
Ayara Drogon was a Shadow Assassin and she was the personification of death.”
― Ella Fleming-Christie, Crimson Exchange

“She loved her mother, but she loved Kestrel more than her own life.”
― Ella Fleming-Christie, Crimson Exchange

“Like a hypnotist's pendulum, the spectacular chandelier swung to and fro, to and fro before playing tinkling tunes on its descent. Like the crescendo of crashing cymbals in Tchaikovsky’s ‘1812 Overture’, a dramatic finale ensued as it smashed to the ground.”
― Juliet Ayres, A Glimmer Through the Breach

“Naples, however, did not need buskers: the cacophony of frenzied traffic made its own music with melodic beeping of horns in a repertoire of rhythms and beats reflecting drivers’ moods. Stravinsky might have composed the music as a choreographer might have choreographed the vehicles’ dances – zigzagging, twisting, turning, stopping and starting.”
― Juliet Ayres, A Glimmer Through the Breach

“Roci says there were several beautiful gay couples at the tomato harvest festival—all sweaty, touching, and loving each other— and that their exuberance made her miss me.”
― Gabriela Wiener