LGBT VISABILITY/ I'm here

I'm in a committed relationship, so I'm not asking to "looking for girls" but I literally haven't seen anything LGBT in this community. 

Visibility is something that's really important and empowering to LGBT people. It's not always easy, but sometimes you make yourself seen and it empowers someone else to face their fears of judgement and hate. 

If you have questions about gay relationships, sex, lives, anything, you should feel comfortable asking them and talking about them especially in a community of women. 

Well- maybe I should be the change. I'm 20 years old and I'm in a serious relationship with a woman  I love very much. I went to an arts high school wherein I had friends of every and all sexualities, gender identities, ethnicities, socioeconomic backgrounds, etc.. I grew up in an extremely rigid, narrowminded church that was very non-affirming. I've dealt with a lot and I now work do things as a volenteer for a local safe-space, I help talk people through coming out, reconciling their faith and their sexuality/ gender questions and I have found a powerful and loving community that supports, lives and empowers me. I may not be the most qualified person to seek counsel in but I'll be here for you if you have questions or need to talk.

 If you're scared, I can tell you right now, I've been there. I see you. It hurts. but I promise you, it really does get better.