[ SECRET POST #2957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2957 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I think because 'queer' refers to sexuality and gender. i.e., someone who isn't a cis straight person.

It would be really weird to apply the label "queer" to two heterosexual cis dudes who are platonic best friends and decide to live together because why-the-hell-not, and have no desire to go get married to a couple of women even if they are attracted to them. Because their sexual orientation has nothing to do with their relationship with each other -- they just personally prefer to live with each other and don't feel any desire to live with romantic partners instead.

It's pretty ridiculous to think that the only way someone would ever choose this living arrangement over living with a romantic partner is if they're not heterosexual. Just because it's rare doesn't mean it's oppressed. And it minimizes the actual experience of actual queer people who do get flack (real, life-impacting flack, not a few "lol, you guys act so gay!" jokes) for their relationships and living arrangements.