Anonymous #1 10w

there are lots of reasons people want alcohol free spaces, ex, being in recovery, trauma around substances, just not wanting to be around drunk people, etc

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Anonymous #2 10w

REAL

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Anonymous #1 10w

Can you do that when you’re under 21? Just go to a gay bar and not order alcohol?

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Anonymous #6 10w

There’s one close to me, and if you’re under 21, they give you wristbands, mark your hands with sharpie, and take your ID until you leave. I just got mocktails the whole night because the bartender was really nice, and they were really good, but I would say check around your area and see if they’re something like that as well. It was super fun when I went. 10/10

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Anonymous #1 10w

Cool, I can’t be around those spaces no matter how hard I try. I’d still like to be involved in Queer spaces and have fun with other people but we only have bars around here for the easiest access.

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Anonymous #8 10w

Technically if you’re queer, than any place you go is a queer place lol. But fr, you should try meeting people online near you or talk to queer people from your school/work/whatever and hang out with them outside of those. See a movie, go to dinner, go shopping, go to parties, even bookstores or other shopping places. Just be together and there for one another, letting all of you know that you’re supportive

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Anonymous #7 10w

I know my school has at least one (that I know of) LGBTQ+ specific club, so I would look into that for your school if possible. If there isn’t one, then why not rally a group up and make one? That would make a safe space for sure, and I really do hope you find one you’re safe and comfortable in 🫶

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