u/Mysterious_Tap_2827

Last night my girlfriend and I “fully” enjoyed/explored each other (I fingered her, no oral sex unfortunately). And this afternoon we were talking about our experience and she asked if what we did would be considered sex, and I said “yea? I mean I was inside of you”.

Then this sparked a different conversation: Am I still considered a virgin because only I was inside of her? Also even though only I was inside of her I still finished (amazing dry hump session).

And I know for queer couples sex is what you make it but this is both of our first times and we are both just a tad confused and curious.

I’m on my 3rd meal of the day, already about to hit almost 170g of protein. Not even on purpose btw😅. 15g “milk”shake in the morning, 60g lunch, 40g before my workout and I’m about to eat another 50ish grams for dinner.

I always hate when people say “how do you get protein”. For one it’s ignorant and two I probably get more protein than the average person on a daily basis.

Side note: One serving of regular lentils gives u 13g of protein!? Just found this out today😅

I’m on my 3rd meal of the day, already about to hit almost 170g of protein. Not even on purpose btw😅. 15g “milk”shake in the morning, 60g lunch, 40g before my workout and I’m about to eat another 50ish grams for dinner.

I always hate when people say “how do you get protein”. For one it’s ignorant and two I probably get more protein than the average person on a daily basis.

Side note: One serving of regular lentils gives u 13g of protein!? Just found this out today😅

Added later - A lot of people are commenting and saying protein maxing is not ideal, I know this and I don’t typically “protein max”. When I eat it’s for nutrition and because I’m hungry. The only reason I’ve been “monitoring” my protein intake lately is because a few days ago I was talking to someone and they said they bet I barely get protein. I just thought this would be a nice funny post but I guess not all vegans eat the same which is understandable. I usually eat 3-5 meals a day and a lot of my meals are hefty, and no I don’t calorie or protein track, I just eat.

I had a game today and while I was sitting waiting for our team to get back on offense (my coach refuses to put me on defense) my teammate comes up to me and says “no offense you don’t look like a boy but you look like a boy” for context I am a lesbian and P.O.C who dresses more on the masculine side. Her reasoning for saying this is apparently because some of the people on the team we were playing against were also masculine presenting women, then proceeds to say “but those men, I mean women, I mean he/she/they’s on the other team just look straight up like boys”.

I tried to explain to her that they might be nonbinary or just present more masculine and how if you don’t know someone’s pronouns, calling them he/she/they is offensive. She counties this for a while pointing out every feature that looks “masculine” to her while I sit and listen in horror.

⚠️T.W.⚠️As I start to get up because I was tired of her bs but I’m not a rude person so I just stopped responding to her ignorance…she says “I’m not trying to be gay racist or anything. Sorry”. I’ve never had an experience like this before and I had no idea how to respond 😣😣😣😣

This during pride month is INSANE