Hello friends and fellow Sylestians,

This is you're friend/acquaintance/fellow Sylestian LDDarcWolf, other wise known or addressed as Lucian, LD/LDD, DarcWolf, and Wolf.

I've got an announcement to make about myself, and it's important that I share this with all my friends here.

While genetically/biologically I'm female, and I do have a child, I personally identify as being Gender-Fluid. I'm now openly admitting to this, because I feel that it would be more damaging/hindering to continue to keep it hidden.
http://gender.wikia.com/wiki/Gender_Fluid
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gender%20fluid

Additional Note: I'm fine with both masculine, neutral, and feminine pronouns, or you can simply address me by any of the names above


I also identify as being Pan***ual. I've pretty much always found myself more attracted to people for who they are as a person(ie their personality is what counts) rather than their gender(biological and identity), how they identify, ect.

Again I feel that it's the healthy, and right thing for me to share this with my friends.

I know that I may make some of you uncomfortable to say the least, but I'm still the same person that you have come to know and maybe even hold dear as a close friend. Please know that I'm still the same, I just had to get this out. I'll still be open to talking, trading/selling pets to you, and be active here.

Thanks for reading, and your support.
LDDarcWolf

I told you if you just were truthful and came clean, you'd feel better~!

Yep. It's just my history(being heavily bullied, along with several other things) it takes a lot for me to get myself together to say things(or type them).

Im glad that you feel you can trust us. I personally don't care about gender just personality, though I understand it's part of you. I still love having you as a friend!

Thank you Homera. :)

I'm proud of you for having the courage to come out and be proud of who you are. Everyone in this world is unique and amazing, which makes the world such an interesting place! :)

That takes a lot of courage to say. And even moreso to do on the internet. It's quite nice getting to know folks who are open about themselves, and are comfortable being able to do so, and not forced.
Lots of support for you LD, and I hope you have a good amount of outlets at home as well. These days, it is definitely a bit easier to come out as such, than it was say, 20 years ago. or even 10.

Internet side hugs for ya!
Hope you have a wonderful night now that is off your chest, and hope you are doing well :))

Thanks Kal. I've spent like the last 10 years(probably longer) trying to understand, and figure things out. And naturally now that I'm 100% an adult I finally had the proper level of compression and learned enough to figure it out.

Thank you Misstrious. :)
I usually find it a bit easier to speak online than in real life because of my anxiety(social/general), but it still does take me a while to work my way to making it known online because I have difficulties wording things in clear terms and concisely enough that there's little to no confusion.

Thanks for the hugs and support.