[ SECRET POST #6582 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6582 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Those are absurdly broad categories.

-"Neurodivergent" can mean anything from "I don't think my thoughts are normal" to "a shrink confirmed it."

-Humans can live to be a hundred, and the western world currently has considerably more adults and seniors than twentysomethings. And, judging from past comments in F!S, people would get upset and want them gone if anons admitted they were underage or actual children. So the window for people who wouldn't get challenged for being here (I hope) and are under thirty-five consists of just twelve years.

-"Part of the queer community" includes everyone from allies to asexuals to people who consider sex and gender unwanted and harmful labels.

[(Anonymous)]

No. Allies are not part of the community. And why the need to call out people against labels and asexuals as if they're not/shouldn't be typically thought of as being part of the community?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I've met people who consider themselves part of the queer community who are:

-involved allies
-heterosexual male transvestites
-asexual (literally the "A" in LGBTQIA+)
-gender non-conforming
-other things I'm not going to mention here, for brevity.

That's why I brought it up.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

I wasn't trying to make a point about who should or shouldn't be counted, so much as saying there isn't currently any objective criteria for saying someone ISN'T queer.