lovingsomeoneproject-blog reblogged
we’re all human, we’re just like you man.
“It’s better if we keep them perplexed, it’s better if we make them want the opposite sex.”
Loving Someone, The 1975
LOVING SOMEONE PROJECT 2016 | OUR RECOMMENDED LGBT MOVIES & SONGS
MOVIES:
- Big Eden [2000] - Weekend [2011] - Tangerine [2015] - Carol [2015] - The Danish Girl [2015]
SONGS:
- Love and Pride [King] - Heaven [Troye Sivan] - Same Love [Macklemore & Ryan Lewis] - Coming Clean [Green Day] - She [Dodie Clark]
lovingsomeoneproject-blog reblogged
Guyssssss
The @lovingsomeoneproject is using the boys’ song as a beacon. Here’s what they said :
“My friend and I have begun an organisation called the “Loving Someone Project”. This project is to encourage equality across modern music and common culture. The song “Loving Someone” is seen as an anthem for the LGBTQ+ Community and encourages not only freedom in sexuality, but freedom in race and gender. It’s about compassion and safety. It’s about humanity. The project aims to achieve the track “Loving Someone” its deserved recognition, whilst also spreading the message of the song further than The 1975’s fanbase…”
I absolutely love this. As someone who will be an ally until I die, I whole heartedly support those in the LGBTQ+ community and think this song should be used as a message that loving whoever you want is okay! So. Go check out the Project and help them spread their message!
💕
Anonymous asked:
How many followers/supporters of this project are there ☺️☺️
Right now, there’s 132.x
We’ll be posting a list of movies and songs with positive LGBT messages this weekend for you all. Look forward to seeing that at some point.x
You have no idea how beautiful you are to me
Just a Little Note
As a fandom we should stand united. We shouldn’t be spreading hate between each other because that isn’t fair on us or the 1975 as people. We should all be respected within our decisions and we should also be respected for who we are as people. We want the project to be a safe haven for people we want them to know we are there for them. If they want help, advice or if they just need a chat to help get something off of their chests. We may not have said all of our plans and intentions at the very start but yesterday we did hard work to ensure that you now know our intentions. The last thing we wanted to do was hurt anybody when we made this blog and to all of those that have felt uncomfortable with this we do also apologise for that, that was not our intentions whatsoever. We are here to help you if you want it and if you don’t, thats fine, we still love you. If you don’t support or like us that’s also fine, we still love you. We don’t want to upset anyone, we want to encourage you to be yourself, we don’t want you to feel scared as your safety will always come first. We will always find time for all of you that seek our help, as I have said before we want you to be yourself not the version that society wants you to be, we are all different in our own way. As a fandom we are all unique and that’s an amazing thing because ideas will sprout from here, there and everywhere to make this fandom a better place. It is far from perfect like everything else in the world. There is still racism, there is still homophobia and there is also many other things that make this unfair but if we stick together we can maybe change some people’s minds. So don’t give up on us because we will never give up on you. Stay safe, we are always here. Much love x
“Daily Challenges”
Send us your “Daily Challenges” - What have you done today that is admirable in terms of equality? What have you done to make yourself proud of who you are? Have you taken part in a pride event, stood up against a homophobic or racist comment in the workplace? Your challenge can be as small as changing your public attitude, or as big as coming out to a friend or family member. Try and tie your challenges in with lyrics of “Loving Someone”. We’ll make your challenges public on our profile, regardless of whether they’re anonymous or not. It’s all for you to feel proud of yourself.
Anonymous asked:
So I have no idea if I'm gay because I've never dated anyone or done anything with someone. How am I supposed to "know" if I'm gay if I don't have an experience to base it off of
Do you have suspicions that you’re gay? Would you say you’re questioning? This is entirely normal. Fantasising about the same (and opposite) sex is completely common, and you aren’t alone in that. It takes a long time for people to actually confirm their sexuality by dating said gender, even if they’re 100% aware of who they are. Even if they’re heterosexual. You say you’ve never dated anyone, but have you ever been attracted to anyone? Of what sex? Think about past experiences that you haven’t before; think about celebrities that you may be attracted to. Look at pictures and read articles. Analyse yourself, but at the same time, know it’s okay to be comfortable as questioning for as long as you need to be. Think about your age, too. If you aren’t attracted to anybody and you think you should be by now, it could be asexuality. But it could also just be that you aren’t ready yet. Don’t force anything and keep yourself safe.x
@antigeorge Alright. Let’s just agree to disagree.x
Anonymous asked:
im a closeted queer girl and i live in southern america (where all the conservatives live) and everyone that surrounds me is either homophobic or lesbophobic, i dont want to be in the closet anymore but if i come out i feel like my safety is at risk, what do i do?
I’d suggest moving away so that maybe you can live your life (as who you want to be) and away from the hate you’re accustomed to. You don’t have to do this secretively, if you have a friend living elsewhere or have other legit reasons to move then nobody should suspect anything. But I don’t know how I old you are. If you’re underage, obviously this isn’t an option. Wait it out is my only suggestion. If you don’t want to wait, then stay strong and fight for it. Know that you owe it to yourself to be happy. Chances are there are other LGBT members surrounding you that are still in the closest, banished with a fear of hate also. Fight to be who you are. If you can’t fight, wait it out and/or move away. Just make sure that, in as situation as vulnerable as this, your safety comes first. You deserve happiness as much as anybody else and it’s important to remember that, but tread carefully. Plan your future and at what age you hope to have come out by. Good luck.x
lovingsomeoneproject-blog reblogged
@lovingsomeoneproject why did u literally only reblog my posts
We contacted other people yesterday. Your comments were the prime example of what had been said about us, what with the anonymous thing. We didn’t want to intentionally single you out. Please stop acting like we’re doing everything wrong.x
Anonymous asked:
Just wanted to say that although I'm not a part of the LGBT+ community, I support it with all my heart! I just want equality for everyone, no matter what! Lots of love to everyone out there, remember to keep your head up, because you are beautiful❤🌈
Thank you so much for the message. We and many others will appreciate this, love.x
Anonymous asked:
seriously serious, should we really be loving someone ?
Of course.x
“Loving Someone Support Group” OPEN
OPEN
Send us your messages privately (if you wish) or concerns about your sexuality, gender, identity, troubles with homophobia, transphobia, racism etc. This is here for anybody that needs advice or just to get something off their chest. We will get back to you within the maximum of 24 hours. We want to work with young LGBT members of the fandom.
Just a note that we don‘t anonymously spread hate. We haven’t once said anything hateful or detesting to ANYBODY in this fandom, and we never will. We made a mistake not detailing the project’s intention from the start and for that we’re sorry. We just want as many people behind this as we can; we have our (as the LGBT Community) best interests at heart. If you have suggestions, send them. Constructive criticism. But it’s incredibly hurtful when we read comments degrading something so important to us. Thanks anyways. We love you whether you support it or not (really we do, we all love The 1975 let’s just please agree to support one another’s opinions) (feel free to send us a message if you have anything to say) (it’s better than blogging it publicly since this project means a lot to us and you don’t understand how hurtful these comments can come across, whether it was your intention or not).x