I hope you’ve all been having a fantastic and colorful Pride Month ‘25! As a throwback to Snowy’s post from 2023, I’m doing a 2025 version of it. Whether you identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community or not, Help Force is open and welcoming to all kinds of people. Even allies, even those who… wear shoes. And visitors. And Fahrenheit users. And~ What a blessed world we live in >:)
In respect of this fruity month, I managed to talk to some queer folk of our community and I asked them what it means for them to be ✨ homosexual ✨~
What does it mean to you to be part of the LGBTQ+ community, and what do you hope that others can take away from Pride Month? Do you have any messages for other queer people in or even outside the community?
Kofi, Local Homosexual: To me, being queer has always boiled down to one thing: resilience. It is a constant struggle to take up space, to fight for your voice to be heard and for your identity to be not only recognized, but respected. Not tolerated, not unspoken. Respected. It is not listening to people when they push you to tone it down, to let that part of yourself remain as subtext as to not make other people uncomfortable. It is waking up every day knowing that you will be questioned regardless of how well you fit into society, simply because you are not considered “the norm.” Pride was not born from celebration. It rose from the smoke of resistance, from bricks hurled into the dark corners of silence. It began not with rainbows, but with rage — righteous, necessary, loud. Pride Month is not a parade of performative joy but a procession of memory. A reminder that love is political. That being alive, out loud, is an act of defiance and grace. So we wave our flags not to forget struggle, but to honor it — not just for ourselves, but for every name whispered and erased, every story denied. Pride is protest. Pride is poetry. Pride is power wrapped in color, pulsing through the heart of June like a promise: we are still here, and we are not going anywhere. 🏳🌈
Kirby, Aroace Kitty: To me, being queer means discovering yourself and finding out who you truly are and want to be. I wouldn’t have discovered a wonderful side of the internet, making new friends and being around people that make me feel welcome, if it weren’t for that tiny realization that i might not be into anyone at all. I’ve found out so much about myself after learning about being queer and what being Aromantic means. After that, I’ve had many different thoughts about myself, and i wanted to learn more about who i wanted to be. Maybe I’m not into people, I’m into fictional characters, or maybe I’m only half a girl, and that other half is taken up by orange cats! There’s so much I’ve learned, and because of that, I’ve found people that I can appreciate, that share the same interests as me, people that I can trust to love me. I’ve always been discouraged by my homophobic family, when I tried to say that I’m Aro without making it look like I’m apart of the queer community. I would say things like ‘Maybe i don’t have any crushes at all’ or ‘i really don’t like the thought of having a partner’ , and they would say things such as ‘you don’t have to worry about that, you’ll change when you grow up’ and that kind of puts me down. But seeing people that are just like me has changed me in a way that i know is totally positive. I’m greatful to be here and be queer, because to me, having no romantic love for any human that’s currently living on this earth is the best feeling ever. I’d rather focus on myself and things I need to work on than give my time into a relationship. It’s freeing because I get to love my family, friends and religion more, and that’s the best thing I could ask for. One thing I have to say to everyone reading is that you are blessed, you are loved by God and everyone you know, and it’s okay to feel sad and it’s okay to question yourself. The more you ask, the more answers you get, and that one of the best parts of self-discovery you’ll ever be able to get. 😍
Miku, Neutral Diva: For me, being LGBTQ+ means belonging to a tradition of courage, imagination, and deep strength. It means being openly ourselves, even when it is hard, and celebrating the beauty of everything we love and live. Pride Month is about celebrating the fights that brought us here and amplifying the voices that are still struggling to be heard. I want people to take away from this that Pride is not just a party—it’s also a rallying cry, a moment for introspection, and solidarity. To other queer individuals: You are enough, full stop. Your joy is subversive. Your presence is legitimate. Keep fighting—we’re in this together. 🤝
Chrissy, Flamboyant Ally: I think we are all a little gay ngl. Some of us just less than others. And tbh, it doesnt make you less of a person if you are or arent. Im not afraid to admit when I see hawt girls and when I see pretty men. Beauty, both inner and outer, come in diff variations. And some of us need time to find ourselves. To be able to peel diff layers and explore while being in a safe environment to be our peak self. I do not wanna be judge for my ethnicity, height, weight, hobbies, ect so I wouldn’t want to build that seed of doubt or loathing on others just because they have a diff sexual orientation than mine. Spiritually speaking, our bodies are borrowed anyway, its our souls that connect and love. Scientifically, our bodies are made of diff variation of hormones and that arent perfect either so we end up having both male and female characteristics. Plus other animals be queer af too and it looks like we all cool with them :sip: I think as long you not harming anyone, being malevolent, you alright. I think people are often afraid of what they dont understand or bewildered when something is out of their “normal”. Sometimes deeply rooted in their own securities and traumas that were either taught or forced. Love is vulnerability—and people seem to be intimidated by that as well. But love is not a weakness, it is something that helps us grow. [Whether it is love through family, friends, and partners. Each with their own type of harmonious characteristics. ] Partnership between loving and respectful people, whether it be hetero or not, is a special bond. If they are happy, that’s all that matters. I would not want someone to shame me for my happiness. I’ve seen loving homes come from queer homes and I’ve seen broken homes come from hetero homes. One is not better than the other, just that everyone is entitled to live their life as they choose. Being loved and loving someone who treats you and encourages you to be the best version of yourself, is never a sin. It is a blessing. One that some of us are still in search of. Hate and cruelty make life bitter. And keeps growth stagnant and blessings at bay. Whether religious or not, I think we can all do and be better by living by one of the many variations phrases of “..what does matter is the size of your heart and the strength of your character”. Tldr: stop being a bitter prick and let people be happy and loving so you can get some of that blessing karma yourself js *insert Craig of Creek saying “you know what your problem is? You need get out my face and mind yo business”
That’s all for this post! Comment below if you would like to share your own Pride Month wishes with the community. Be gay, do crime. I shall be back! Luci out👋
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thanks for the name Neutral Diva