[ SECRET POST #2699 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2699 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

lol queerplatonic?

as a gay person, I just can't get enough of these hilarious attempts to get "on the spectrum."

[(Anonymous)]

lmao same

keep trying, straight people. i can't wait to see what convoluted bullshit y'all come up with next

[(Anonymous)]

u know the otherkin are coming for us next

[(Anonymous)]

they'll say something about their relationships being different than human ones and then try to grab a piece of the rainbow

[diet_poison]

then it'll be soulbonders

[(Anonymous)]

Homosexuals don't have a monopoly on the word 'queer'. People can label themselves whatever the fuck they feel like.

Quit thinking your a speshul snowflake.

[(Anonymous)]

Are you.... are you joking right now?

[dreemyweird]

Yeah, I sympathize. How about you don't include "queer" in things that have fuck all to do with LGBT+. Next thing I know people'll be calling sandwiches "queerwiches" and tea, "queertea".

[(Anonymous)]

"queertea"

if you say that out loud it's the beginning of the english keyboard

[dreemyweird]

Hell, you are right. And that was totally unintentional :D

[(Anonymous)]

Haha, that just reminds me of the ridiculous man-ifying of words. Manwich! Man-cave! Man-purse!

Though now I'm wondering why man-a-tea isn't a thing.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm bi.

Currently I am in a relationship with a guy so I consider myself an ally.

When I was relationships with women I considered myself queer and part of the rainbow.

I am still invested in LGBT rights and issues, esp as I live in Australia and Tony Abbott is a backwards fuckwit, but I while I am in a het relationship I have no reason to co opt the banner by inventing a silly name for myself.

[(Anonymous)]

I assumed it meant a platonic m/f relationship where one or more of the participants was queer, ie bisexual.

Do you stop being bisexual if your current relationship is m/f? Do bisexuals stop being bisexual and no longer count for inclusion in LGBT and are relegated to straight allies if they're not in a same sex relationship right that instant?

I get you. I'm bi and in a long term m/f relationship. I would never think of calling my relationship queer (for one thing, the new way that word is used nowadays is too newfangled for me). I would only consider myself an ally, with the priviso that I'm a bi one. But I can understand those who might take the other tack, and I think that's valid too.

[fleshisyummy]

I think you can still consider yourself queer, anon. You're just a queer person that's currently in a hetero/straight relationship. I mean, yeah, it would be silly if you started referring to your relationship as queer, but I think you should still be able to say you're part of the LGBT community and not simply an "ally."

[(Anonymous)]

i'm a bisexual girl who's dating a straight man, and i didn't stop being bisexual just because i'm with a guy. that's how bisexual works. it means you like both. i'm still open about my sexuality, and i still consider myself queer. dating straight =/= being straight. it's not "inventing a silly name for yourself" or "co opting" anything if you call yourself ... what you already are.

[(Anonymous)]

But you're bi, so you're very much part of the LGB spectrum. Mainly the B portion.

though I respect to some extent the understanding that being in a het relationship, you probably won't have to face the same obstacles that people in gay relationships face. You have "het" privilege in that sense, but you are still bi, and therefore LGB.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

As a straight person, I find them hilarious and totally pathetic. Why can't straight people just live with being straight?