Friends for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Concerns
Okay, so you know how sometimes boys like boys and girls like girls instead of what you might usually expect? And sometimes people don't feel like they are just a boy or just a girl, they feel like something in between or not really any gender at all? Well, these people are called LGBT+ or queer, and they can sometimes feel different or excluded because of who they like or how they feel about themselves.
That's where Friends for LGBTQ+ comes in! It's a group of people who want to support and be friends with LGBT+ people. It's a safe and welcoming place where people can be themselves and not feel judged. They can talk about their feelings and experiences and know that the people there will listen and understand.
Sometimes, LGBT+ people might not feel like they can be open about who they are with their own friends or family, so having a group of friends who accept and love them for who they are is really important. And even if someone does have supportive people in their lives, it's always good to have more friends who understand.
So, basically, Friends for LGBTQ+ is a group of people who want to be there for their LGBT+ friends and make sure they always feel loved and accepted.
That's where Friends for LGBTQ+ comes in! It's a group of people who want to support and be friends with LGBT+ people. It's a safe and welcoming place where people can be themselves and not feel judged. They can talk about their feelings and experiences and know that the people there will listen and understand.
Sometimes, LGBT+ people might not feel like they can be open about who they are with their own friends or family, so having a group of friends who accept and love them for who they are is really important. And even if someone does have supportive people in their lives, it's always good to have more friends who understand.
So, basically, Friends for LGBTQ+ is a group of people who want to be there for their LGBT+ friends and make sure they always feel loved and accepted.