Ok but the fact that nun used BABY dolls to demonstrate sex. Like that is so wrong on so many levels. The whole situation was just wrong but the fact it was dolls that look like babies just makes it worse.

I came out to my parents today. One of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do but I’m glad I did! Your Chanel really helped me when I was struggling! Love ya keara <3

Keara feels like that queer older sibling I and I'm sure many others never had but are glad we do now 🥰💙

"Because... yknow... the pieces don't fit together" - This nun is just- Oh my god, girl no...

I got called my preferred name for the first time by my theater class instructor the other day! I hate my given name sm so it was so amazing :)

EVERYONE THANK KEARA FOR THIS MASTERPIECE OF A CHANNEL!

I was at my bffs house (we’re both teens who haven’t come out yet) and I was explaining the storyline of friends to her. All I said was that Ross married a lesbian and she said “shhh my parents are in the next room” WE WERENT EVEN TALKING ABOUT US BEING LGBT!!!!!!

THAT THING ABOUT DISCOVERING YOUR SEXUALITY AS A KID AND THEN PUSHING IT DOWN FOR A FEW YEARS AND THEN FINALLY ACCEPTING IT AHHH I DIDNT KNOW ANYONE ELSE UNDERSTOOD THAT!! thank you that makes me feel so much less alone❤️

Tw: mentions of suicidal thoughts
This is my vent.


A few months ago, I forced myself to believe that I was going to hell for being a lesbian, and because I like girls god doesn't love me. I would lay in my bed crying, wanting to kill myself. Keara's videos have helped me feel valid, and comfortable with myself. I am no longer in that dark place. Remember if you are ever feeling depressed, don't be afraid to reach out. You matter.

Also yes, the girls locker room is SO incredibly nerve-wracking and I just go to the shower and avert my eyes if anyone is still changing after I come out... 😩

I grew up Mormon, and in my 9th grade seminary class one day, my teacher had the class debate on a few current issues, and when it came to gay marriage, literally everyone on my half of the room (which was supposed to represent the “for” side) stood up and walked to the other side of the classroom (the “against” side) except for me. It was seriously the kind of thing that would make me roll my eyes and say, “yeah, sure, that totally happened,” if I didn’t witness it myself. Not to be overly cheesy, but that moment taught me the meaning of the phrase, “stand up for what you believe in, even if that means standing alone.” I was fully preparing myself to argue my side single-handedly (although I’m sure I wouldn’t have done a very good job of it back then), but my teacher just decided to move on to the next topic instead. Tbh I’m still lowkey salty about that

I have this “friend” and he makes SUCH a  conscious effort to prove he’s not gay
“Yeah, I took the curl out of my hair cause it looked gay”
“I wish I could have more colorful shirts, but, y’know, straight”
“I WOULD join the dance team but I’m too straight for it”

Legit, I remember from middle school, I remember all the things you would get called "gay" for. All my friends were gay, and I didn't realise until highschool that I was genderfluid, but I remember when I wasn't with my friends that people would get called gay for doing "weird" shit. Like, how does eating a nectarine make you gay?!

Last year in my ethic class we talked about getting children and the fear of being pushed into the cliché women role by our husband. I (lesbian) wanted to to make a joke that I can relate to this fear to my best friend. We sat in the first row and when I made the joke my teacher looked at me. In the next question the teacher said "your husbands.. Or wives" and looked at me and my friend

"tell a trusted adult"
"you are loved"
"be yourself"


AHHHHHHHH WHY SCHOOL WHY YOU DON'T HAVE TO RUB IT IN

You should totally read the book "Walking the Bridgeless Canyon: Repairing the Breach Between the Church and the LGBT Community"! It covers a lot of information on how politics influenced the Church's view on being gay and it addresses what the Bible actually says about same-sex relationships (spoiler, there's not actually anything in the bible saying same-sex relationships are bad, it's all misinterpretations, mistranslations, and other BS).

I used to be that homophobic person, and now I'm bi; I felt so bad about it and texted apologies to all my queer friends whose numbers I had.

theres this kid in my class, it was health and the teacher was doing this assignment where in groups you would match the problem to the description, like for example: racism, violence, ect. i was put into a group with 3 of my gay friends and this one guy. when i saw "homophobic" i started joking with my friends "lmaoo imagine being scared of gay people" and this guy said "thats not how homophobia works." i knew that obviously as a lesbian so i just said "what??" and he replies with "yeah i am homophobic so i would know." LMAOO anyways so i start like questioning him "is it cause you're religious??" "no im an atheist" THEN i said "does it make u uncomfortable to know i can pull more girls than you?" then he left our group and sat with his friends LOLL

I came out to my parents, and then they came out to me.... This was literally what happened:
(Btw, don't question the relationship lol)
Me: I'm pan (I later realized I'm omni)
Mom: I'm bi!
Mum (kind of like step-mom): that's cool! Your dad and I are pan too!
Me: 😲

As a lesbian who went to catholic school and suppressed her feelings for way too long, I highly approve of this video.

Also my story: we had this one girl in our class who shaved her hair before PE and went to the Prom dressed in a suit and I always admired her for just being herself.
Now this person is non-binary and goes by they/them. They travel live in a camper with their girlfriend and dog. I envy them so much. They’re such a mood!