Are you ready for Pride Month?!!! Pull up your panties and get your glitter in order, because June is Pride, and I want you to celebrate! Even if you don’t think of yourself as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, you can still come party with us all month long. The Empire is an all inclusive place to be, full of she’s and he’s and they’s and folks of all gender expressions and orientations. You are absolutely welcome with us!
Pride Month
Pride Month is all about the gay, lesbian, trans, bisexual, gender queer and questioning, and intersex, asexual and agender community coming together with allies to support one another and celebrate the fact that we’re still here and still kicking! Despite the adversities that modern society continues to try to heap down upon us all, the dirty queers are still gonna throw one heck of a party and dance to the wee hours of the night. Advances like finally gaining the right to marry this century, the protections against hate speech and hateful actions, and the growing public acceptance and support for GLBT folks are all awesome reasons to party and embrace one another.
Straight Pride?!
Just in case you hear anyone in your general area bemoaning the fact that there is no straight pride month, I’m going to set you up with a few responses to a straight pride supporter you can give. You can deflect with a humorous reply, saying something like “we don’t really celebrate the status quo, though”, or “you poor thing, I didn’t realize your lack of a date was a reason to hold a parade!” If humor’s not in your wheelhouse, you can shut down the discussion by just telling them that you don’t want to discuss this. But, if you want to try to wade in, you can drop some truth in the conversation by asking them about their experiences with oppression.
You Can Be Straight and Love Vanilla Sex
You can bi and get off on eating a cuckold cream pie right from my pussy, too. When I tell you everyone’s welcome, I mean it! I’ll just also tell you to your face that until you’ve had to wait for a court to decide whether or not your marriage is legal, made your own risk assessment about whether to hold someone’s hand in public, or had beer bottles chucked at your for wearing a rainbow shirt, you don’t get extra support or a parade, hun. My straight vanilla fellas are great, and I love playing a good guided masturbation game with you. And my trans girls are fabulous and I’ll happily rail you with my big strapon cock and walk you through what date night with your new masculine lover is going to be like. All are welcome, all are encouraged to be as dirty and sexy as possible. And this month, I want you all to embrace Pride Month!
Love and acceptance is for everyone. It’s not pie. We don’t give out a slice and take one from you; you lose nothing when you voice your support for the entire community. And darling, if someone else’s relationship impacts your relationship enough that you’re having to deal with it, I hate to break it to you but I think your wife is cuckolding you! Otherwise, tisn’t any of your nevermind. I’ll let Ms Marsha P. Johnson tell you what to do about it: “Pay it no mind”.
Hmmm… I wonder what Whore School will about on Sunday night 😜
Funniest thing, I decided that I will try to go to Oakland Pride and when I looked it up, it’s actually happening in September and not June!
San Francisco Pride is in June so maybe I’ll do that next month and then Oakland Pride in September, I don’t know why they shifted the Oakland Pride by a few months from typical but maybe its to avoid conflicts with Juneteenth? There are several different Juneteenth events going on in Oakland across the month, not just on the 19th, as Oakland has a rich Black history. I don’t know if that is the reason though, just speculating/pondering.
Both the Oakland Pride event in September and the San Francisco Pride event during actual Pride Month have lists of items NOT to bring, lists that are subject to change and look like they are designed to help keep Pride a safe event, so I encourage everyone going to Pride to make sure to look at the website for the events they will be attending a day or two beforehand to make sure things go smoothly.
I usually don’t like crowds, but I want to be part of this crowd!
That’s a good idea, to make sure you’re following the recommended list of stuff to bring! I’d say, a small cooler, with some bottled water (freeze a couple ahead of time to use to keep them cool, and as they melt you get extra bonus water! Sunblock, maybe a hat (bedazzle it so it’s fabulous), and a folding fan to create your own breeze. But most of all, have fun!
Oh, Hayward has an even on the 15th that combines Pride and Juneteenth!
It looks like a fun event too.
https://calacs.org/event/second-annual-pride-juneteenth-picnic-event/
I probably won’t be able to go to that, but I’d like to.