[ SECRET POST #3993 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3993 ⌋

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Comments

[ibbity]

On tumblr specifically I've definitely seen people use it that way, sometimes they'll kind of alternate gay with wlw in a post that pretty clearly isn't talking about 100% lesbian women/characters/what have you. I just wish people wouldn't say "gay" when what they actually mean is "queer", lol. It'd be less confusing if people would use the word we already have that means "basically just...not straight, in general" when that's the concept they mean instead of using gay, which is supposed to have the "100% only into own sex" meaning.

[(Anonymous)]

Can I ask (in all seriousness) is there is a current generally-accepted definition of 'queer'? Last time I checked, it covered everything that wasn't cishet; is that still it? (So both gender identity as well as orientation?)

[ibbity]

As far as I know, yeah. Which is why it's so annoying when people try to use "gay" to refer to anyone not cishet regardless of nuance.

[cloudtrader]

I know that some people use the term gay to refer to bisexual women rather than the term queer because some people are offended by the term queer based on it being used as a slur against them, even though the term queer has been almost universally reclaimed. Still. *shrugs*