Petition to add T to the LGB in this forum header.
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babydolla
Gold Member
do w.e u want with ur own body, that is ur god given right as an american...
but start ur own fuckin' movement & other things, & leave LGB alone...
TheEridianNinja
Active Member
Well this turned ugly.
Let's just create a "Not Cis" forum section, for all the trans guys, trans gals, and nonbinary pals.
Since clearly this forum section is disturbingly unsupportive, like dear Lord.
Let's just create a "Not Cis" forum section, for all the trans guys, trans gals, and nonbinary pals.
Since clearly this forum section is disturbingly unsupportive, like dear Lord.
Could simply sticky a Trans thread - that might be easier than expecting a Forums title change.
TLDR? Way too many letters, and one is missing already. edit: an "S"
TLDR? Way too many letters, and one is missing already. edit: an "S"
babydolla
Gold Member
or just separate it from having any association at all with LGB, since TQIA+ has nothing to do with being lesbian, gay, or bisexual by giving them their own forum...
since its rly wat amounts to just a gross encroachment of gay rights, & gays are becoming increasingly fed up with them piggy backing on what is OUR movement...
such as the separation between girls & boys chat, in fact i would suggest going even further & creating a separate chat entirely for transexuals too...
enough is enough with this already 🤦🏼♀️
#DropTheT
queer has nothing to do with gay? what is A+? jayzus
babydolla
Gold Member
queer has nothing to do with being gay...
in fact, i would argue that it's actually a derogatory term that was once used to describe gay people as weird & abnormal despite existing naturally in nature (inb4 clownfish can change gender, blah blah blah), & it wasn't until very recently has that definition been contorted to mean;
*denoting or relating to a sexual or gender identity that does not correspond to established ideas of sexuality & gender, especially hererosexual norms* - does not correspond to established ideas of sexuality & gender, especially heterosexual norms; which does NOT explicitly mean homosexual norms either...
similar to how the plural words they / them has been contorted to now being used as pronouns in place of she / her or he / him, it's just more woke shenanigans that are actually more exclusive than they are inclusive...
the two are not one in the same, sry @rapinoes smirking revenge btw, i'd say more along the lines of everything was easier when everyone was in the closet still... 🤷🏼♀️
I remember a lot of gays calling themselves queer though. I guess times change.queer has nothing to do with being gay...
in fact, i would argue that it's actually a derogatory term that was once used to describe gay people as weird & abnormal despite existing naturally in nature (inb4 clownfish can change gender, blah blah blah), & it wasn't until very recently has that definition been contorted to mean;
*denoting or relating to a sexual or gender identity that does not correspond to established ideas of sexuality & gender, especially hererosexual norms* - does not correspond to established ideas of sexuality & gender, especially heterosexual norms; which does NOT explicitly mean homosexual norms either...
similar to how the plural words they / them has been contorted to now being used as pronouns in place of she / her or he / him, it's just more woke shenanigans that are actually more exclusive than they are inclusive...
the two are not one in the same, sry @rapinoes smirking revenge btw, i'd say more along the lines of everything was easier when everyone was in the closet still... 🤷🏼♀️
babydolla
Gold Member
i could open up a whole 'nother can of worms here, but i wont, things will get real racy real fast...
They still do. The problem is with all the woke madness someone will always find something to take offence at even when it’s not used in an offensive way.
The latest is:
Lesbian
Gay
Bisexual
Trans
Queer/Questioning
Intersex
Asexual
+ (everything else)
I doubt there’s enough space in the forums title to fit all that in even if it was felt desirable
i think everyone will be better off going off and starting their own thing. whenever there are so many different types of people who are looking for different things they're going to tear themselves apart with infighting. which is what is starting to happen...even within the original alphabet club. gays starting shite and not being inclusive with bisexuals. it's all so tiring
babydolla
Gold Member
there isn't,
just like how there isn't enough room in the LGB movement as a whole for it either, capacity maxes out at B 🫱🏼
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what's the difference between queer and gay then?Iamausername
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Summary
In the context of LGBTQ+ identity, the word gay is typically used in reference to a person who is sexually and/or romantically attracted to people of their own sex or gender. The word queer is often used more generally to refer to a person who has a sexual identity that isn’t heterosexual or a gender identity that isn’t cisgender. Queer is used as a reclaimed term of pride by some, but not all, members of the LGBTQ+ community. Some people may identify as both gay and queer, though others may use only one of these terms or a different term altogether.
In the context of LGBTQ+ identity, the word gay is typically used in reference to a person who is sexually and/or romantically attracted to people of their own sex or gender. The word queer is often used more generally to refer to a person who has a sexual identity that isn’t heterosexual or a gender identity that isn’t cisgender. Queer is used as a reclaimed term of pride by some, but not all, members of the LGBTQ+ community. Some people may identify as both gay and queer, though others may use only one of these terms or a different term altogether.
For those who have an issue with what people identify as, what they call themselves, what they do with their bodies, etc. can you explain how any of that specifically affects your lives?
babydolla
Gold Member
there is so much i could say, but i’ll go w/ my favorite;
men transitioning into *women* & then identify as lesbians, who then turn around & brandish me as discriminatory & prejudice for not being attracted to them for being trans, im all for ppl doing wat they want but i am not obligated to respect or agree with & accept any of this…
how exactly is that okie, or appropriate? as a lesbian & biological woman that directly effects me & i wont be forced to accept any thing just bc of someones feelings let alone this…
bc that might as well be trying to manipulate me into being with what is really a man…
i went into much more depth in a former thread i made about the Drop The T movement… u can find my views there, thx 💁🏼♀️
Ok that sounds like a specific issue with a specific person(s) which I understand. My question was more a general one about the topic as a whole. But ty for responding in a civil way.