超瘋狂！勁大膽！美國LGBTQ Pride初體驗！ （of放相嚴格，只好打格，原圖可到IG) https://www.i..
Published: September 9, 2024 at 6:48:19 AM
超瘋狂！勁大膽！美國LGBTQ Pride初體驗！
（of放相嚴格，只好打格，原圖可到IG)
https://www.instagram.com/macychan1218
無論你是不是LGBTQ+的一員，大家一定試過怕別人的目光而不敢去做你想做的事。
人人都說美國很開放，很自由，不是真的可以不需理會別人的目光生活？
這次參加的活動真是超好玩，尤其是看到它跟香港有什麼不同，令人震撼！大家的穿著真是超浮誇，但也充滿自信和創意。
這次的Pride活動就在美國Reno市中心的公園舉行，Reno這個「全球最大的小城市」帶來了非常特別的氛圍。
我作為亞洲人參加這個活動，特別引人注目，很多人都對我是外國人感到非常好奇，我覺得美國無I人，很多人都是E人，每人都充滿好奇，我是為數不多的亞洲人，大家對我是外國人感到很新奇，主動跟我拍照、傾偈，問我對整個城市的感覺。
我覺得在香港是很難在街上認識新朋友，大家習慣跟自己的朋友一起，不會跟陌生人講話，主要在網上認識新朋友。
這裡的人穿著特別有儀式感，不論是穿著BDSM拘束皮革，還是扮成狗或drag queen，他們的服飾都非常大膽，這在香港的LGBTQ活動中是難得一見的。
活動現場有golf車和小火車穿梭，四處都有攤位和舞台，氣氛熱鬧非凡。大家也非常友善，我向當地人介紹我的「多人運動世界賽」感到特別好奇，也跟我分享了很多他們的本地LGBTQ活動，交換伴侶的經歷。
交流氛圍特別開放自在。在香港我都是比較內斂。
在這個有音樂、美食和輕鬆氛圍的美國LGBTQ Pride活動中，我度過了一個愉快的下午，感覺非常放鬆和開心。
這與我在香港LGBTQ+活動中的體驗大不相同，這裡的包容感非常啟發我，讓我更願意展現真我。
不論你是不是LGBTQ+的一員，我覺得你去旅行時亦可以參與當地Pride活動，親身體驗不同的文化、氛圍，衝擊自己的固有思想，做自己想做的事。
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**Super Crazy! Bold and Daring! My First Experience at an American LGBTQ Pride Event!**
Whether or not you're a member of the LGBTQ+ community, we've all experienced moments where we're too afraid of others' judgment to do what we really want to do.
Everyone says that America is very open and free, but is it really possible to live without caring about others' opinions?
This time, the event was incredibly fun, especially seeing how different it was from Hong Kong, which was truly shocking! The outfits were over-the-top but also full of confidence and creativity.
This Pride event was held at a park in downtown Reno, America. Reno, known as "the biggest little city in the world," offered a very unique atmosphere.
As an Asian person attending the event, I stood out quite a bit, and many people were curious about me as a foreigner. I felt that America has few "I" people (introverts) and many "E" (extroverts), with everyone full of curiosity. I was one of the few Asians there, and people found it fascinating that I was a foreigner, eagerly taking photos with me, chatting, and asking about my impression of the city.
I think it's hard to meet new friends on the streets in Hong Kong. People tend to stick with their own friends and don't talk to strangers, mostly meeting new people online.
Here, people's outfits had a strong sense of ritual. Whether they were wearing BDSM leather restraints, dressing as a dog, or as a drag queen, the clothing was incredibly bold, something you would rarely see at Hong Kong LGBTQ events. The event had golf carts and small trains moving around, with stalls and stages everywhere, making the atmosphere lively and festive. People were also very friendly. I introduced my “Group Activity World Cup” to the locals, which piqued their curiosity, and they shared their local LGBTQ events with me, as well as their partner-swapping experiences. The vibe of open exchange felt incredibly free and comfortable. In Hong Kong, I tend to be more reserved. In this American LGBTQ Pride event, with music, delicious food, and a laid-back atmosphere, I spent a relaxing afternoon, feeling very at ease and happy. It was quite different from my experience at LGBTQ+ events in Hong Kong. The inclusiveness here was incredibly inspiring, making me feel more willing to show my true self. Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community or not, I think it's a great idea to join local Pride events when you travel. It’s a fantastic way to experience different cultures, challenge your own preconceived notions, and just do what you want to do. --- #AmericanLGBTQ #PrideEvent #AmericanPride #RenoPride #AmericanLGBTQCulture #LGBTQEvents #HongKongLGBTQ #Inclusiveness #PrideFirstExperience #GenderIdentity #GroupActivities #RenoDowntown
