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⌈ Secret Post #5361 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I would guess how it came to be that particular word, is a wide societal acceptance that marriage, romantic, sexual, and probably with kids, is the strongest relationship one should have.

Anything that's off-'normal' can be considered queer. If the strongest relationship one wants to have includes no sex or conventional romance, then I can see why someone would slap that qualifying word on it. (I mean, I didn't invent the concept, I just use what's already around.)

Um, does that help?

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NAYRT

That makes sense, but I don't think most people would use "queer" that way and instead think "LGBTQ" and wonder why anyone is using that to modify "platonic" (or using "platonic" to modify "queer"). I don't have a better term for "Completely platonic yet incredibly intense relationship that you organize your life around," mind you. "Hetero Life Partners" only works if both parties are straight and is mostly a joke term, anyway.

"Queer" definitely is not a modifier that means "intense" since queer people can have casual romantic/sexual/platonic relationships and same sex romantic/sexual/platonic relationships can be casual.