Find LGBTQ+ friends

Join 100,000 members. Events, friends, dates, networking, and more.

More   Right
Andreas @akai
New here :) Follow joy 🪬

Cloud lift
Are you a beach or mountain person? 🌊
Train with us 🔥
I wanna dance with somebody 🕺
Hey collective 😊
Whats ur take on linen 🤔
Are you a morning person?
Mykonos 🇬🇷
Fit check 🥵
🙇🏼‍♂️
Summer Office ✌🏽
Check Check ✅
Gym ✅
Sometimes I read a text and think „what a psycho“ - and then I press send 💅🏽
No rush 😎
Morning at 🏝️Stage @whole
Jo ✌🏽
Nobody after weeks of prides ☠️
Feeling Energized⚡️
💖 Whole 💖
Keep?
„Can I kiss you?“ Words like that can feel electric. Tender. Brave. And sometimes... heartbreaking. I heard questions like that more than once. On the dance floor. At a party. A get together. Moments full of color, connection, aliveness. And still, mostly I said „no“. Not because I didn’t appreciate the ask. But because I didn’t feel it. Saying no, even kindly, is harder than it sounds, especially when you see the other person shrink a little. Disappointment hits — and something in me wants to catch it. To make it better. To not be the reason someone hurts. But I’ve learned: I can be warm and honest. I can care and say no. Because if I override what’s true for me... I betray the one relationship I’ll have for the rest of my life: the one with myself. It’s not rejection. It’s self-respect. It’s presence. We all walk into moments like this with our own history — sometimes tender, sometimes brave, sometimes still healing. Consent isn’t just about what we can do. It’s about what we feel. And honoring that — from both sides — is where real connection starts 🤍
Madrid 🏳️‍🌈
✌🏽
I just love rollercoasters 🎢
Don’t label, just follow joy ❤️‍🔥
This classic always gets me moving 🕺
Morskie Oko 🇵🇱

Andreas is on Collective

See more in the app

Get Collective ›