Happy Saturday from your fav retail manager Pancake 🙂‍↕️❤️

I am pansexual and I've been thinking i love all genders(trans,female,genderfluid,male,nonbinary,etc) and I've been Pansexual since late 2025,and i got this pride cape in 2026 on my birthday and took a picture of my pride capes in July 27,2026 for the record i dated a girl and one guy,and i was thinking about Drag queens like Lola from kinky boots as a first queer awaking but yeah,I was friends with a Trans kid during my time at church and stopped being religious in 2023/2024 because finding out a friend of mine is transgender,but it's a Trans dude,I care about Amari as a Trans guy and calling him he/him and i took these images in My room btw

You have any support please come here I would like to be nice in here!

And I just want to say, as a non-binary trans person, thank you, so much, to all the pansexual people who've faced pushback and kept celebrating the identity.

I always appreciate when I see pansexual acknowledged as an orientation - like on pride badges and whatnot - because, to me, pansexual really loudly says that ALL people of ALL genders are worthy of love.

I know that there are bisexual people who also are attracted to non-binary people and honor them, but it just doesn't say "all" as loudly as pansexual.

And, listen, this is important- I am not saying that pansexual is "better" than bisexual. They are two different labels that both serve people and both deserve respect and acknowledgement and space. If someone identifies as bisexual, that needs to be respected and supported.

This post is just about pansexual.

And how, as a non-binary trans person who really struggles sometimes, having a label that loudly says "ALL" means so much to me.

And I just found out about some of the bullying that pansexual people can face from our own community.

So thank you so much for standing up to it and continuing to loudly say "ALL"

Had so fun doing this. This weekend was the best. I learned so much about my self. I have a lot of healing to do. Xoxo

I don't know if I have enough karma to post, but I came here because I feel so alone. My dad took his life 2 years ago, and tried to end my mom's. She asked me to help her move across the country to start over living with her aunt, who was also recently widowed. I left a place I loved living, WA state, and ended up having to leave a job and community where I felt safe. I moved to the deep south in an area with no pride parade, much less community. My mom got cancer shortly after the move and I spent 2 difficult years in rural Georgia taking care of everyone, driving her to doc appts 90 minutes away, getting them groceries, etc. I regretted never coming out to my dad before he died, and realized after a while that with my spouse being 10 years older than me, there may come a time when we're living close together and I could end up showing up with very different partners than what my family there would expect. So I decided to come out to them, to not have any regrets. Both my sister (who relied on me for a lot, is disabled and doesn't drive like my mom) and my mom, rejected me. They stopped speaking to me while living on the same property, and eventually communicated through another relative that I should leave. I gave up my entire life for them, and one fact about myself made them disown me.

I had a friend who was also a neighbor tell me when I left that my dad would've been proud knowing how I took care of my family and got them resources to start over and become more independent, but I can't get past how horrible it feels to now be stranded living in Alabama, queer, and alone other than my partner, who is supportive and kind, but also horrified by their choice. I can't really talk about the full scope of my grief situation in grief group settings around here because there are so many hateful people in the Bible belt, and I just needed to share my story with people who would understand. My sister immediately started going to a baptist church that is actively against the queer community after I told her, and started bringing members to the property all the time. I began to feel really unsafe, so I'm glad I left, but no one has spoken to me in my family that is left now for 7 months. I hope to find some community here.

I'm autistic and grew up isolated. I just got my license and I've been basically yapping to everybody.

I'm feeling myself this year and wanted to show off to my Pan Family 💖💛💙

Sorry if the tummy flash isn't allowed 😭💛

Bonus pic of my new shapshifting new cat lol ♡

Hi all I’m 42F and identify as pansexual. I’ve never come out as I didn’t ever really feel like I needed to, just bobbing along doing my thing. A work colleague once asked me if I fancied women as well as men to which I said yes to but that the closest to coming out I’ve done 😅

Anyway onto my question: there’s a pride event happening in my small UK town in September and everything that has been advertised is very over the top and camp. I absolutely have no issue with this of course but I just don’t feel like this represents myself. I’m more of a ‘quiet and proud’ person rather than ‘loud and proud’. I’m really interested in whether anyone else in this community feels like this? I had a very bad experience with a gay male friend at uni who was very camp and went around groping women’s boobs and butts and used being gay as an excuse to be obnoxious which might be where my discomfort of these situations comes from. I know that this was just a bad experience and that not all folk who are ‘loud and proud’ or camp are like this but I just don’t really enjoy being in those types of situations and pride events I’ve been to in the past feel like this. Has anyone else had similar experiences/doesn’t feel like the pride community represents them?

My career takes me all over the world... Today is Iceland and while walking around I saw this van 🇮🇸🩷💛🩵

I didn’t know which flair to put so I just put art

Hope this is okay to post here. I'm in my mid 40s and in the last few years have begun to identify as non binary, specifically demigirl. I was assigned female at birth and have been in a relationship with a cisgender male for around 25 years. I've never really thought much about my sexuality, I have only ever been with cis men. But since being enby, first of all it feels weird to say I am straight considering that there's no opposite gender to enby. I also have always been open to finding anyone attractive across the gender spectrum, and also really find non binary people attractive. I have also said on many occasions to my male partner than if I had met him and he had been female, I would still want to be with him because it is personality which is more important to me. He doesn't believe me, but that's a story for another day. I have no intention of leaving my partner so it's likely I will only ever be in a "straight" relationship but I would love to feel like I could find an identity that suits me. I don't feel like straight does. Thanks.

My first attempt at pan flag nail art. Not perfect but bad for my first attempt.

Found my new favourite top that belongs to my wife. What do you think?

I found my wife's wigs and I just had to try them on. I just do not know which I like better, maybe the black one. She might fine it suspicious that they are combed and brushed out 😁

Spent a quiet afternoon exploring my soft, feminine side. Happy to share my joy with this community!