Ladies, Gentlemen, Friends of all genders,

It has come to my attention that I have been a bad gay.  It is pride month, and I forgot to say something.  Since it is the summer, and my parents have this belief that pride is absurd, because... straight people, I do not really have means to get gay stuff for the gays.  I have generic gay stuff, but nothing to do this month and everyday's sexuality and gender identify the gay stuff it deserves.   I want y'all's help. If you have a story to tell, fictional, poetry, or otherwise to help spread pride, PM me and I'll put it in here, giving the author's credit of course.  And everyday, I'll try to put up a movie/book/t.v. show with a decent representation/ could believably be the identity.  Also, maybe some history and stuff.  But most of this month's updates will be me typing stuff out.  Thank you for reading this, and I hope you'll all tell me many stories for this Pride month.  It's the most wonderful time of the year!

These are pride art/ writing prompts for those of y'all who do that sort of thing.

Obligatory pride month calendar.  Yay!

A quote from my man Harvey.

Movies that have gay males-

Milk (on Netflix)

Brokeback Mountain

Love, Simon

Call Me By Your Name- suggested by 

Book with gay males- (real books, not wattpad)

Simon v. The Homosapien Agenda- by Becky Albertalli

Song of Achilles- by Madeline Miller

Will Grayson, Will Grayson-by John Green and David Leviathan

Heroes of Olympus (or anything by Rick Riordan)

Call Me By Your Name- Andre Aciman

Movies with Lesbians-

Blue is the Warmest Color (not the greatest in some places, but the lesbian character is pretty cool.  Maybe not the best for bi people)

Carol

Watermelon Woman

The Incredibly True Story of Two Girls in Love (why do indie movies have the longest names?)

Books with Lesbians-

Far from You- by Tess Sharpe

The Summer I Wasn't Me- by Jessica Verdi

If You Could Be Mine- by Sara Farizan

The Difference Between You and Me- by Madeline George 

Yeah, so these are things.  Maybe you'll like them, maybe you won't. See you tomorrow!