[ SECRET POST #2188 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2188 ⌋

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Comments

[fuchsiascreams]

Totally agree with this comment, and the one it responded to. It's not that I'm not attracted to people who are genderqueer - it's just that I didn't really grow up with the word "pansexual", and I don't really feel any mental connection to it. When someone says "pansexual", in my head I'm not like, "oh, wait, they're talking about me". When someone says "bisexual", I'm like, "hey, that includes me!", even though, for all intents and purposes, they're basically the same thing.

Although maybe I'm crazy, but I don't know if there should be a separate sexuality specifically to include people who are genderqueer. Because then wouldn't we need a separate sexuality for heterosexual people and homosexual people who also can/are attracted to genderqueer individuals? Or people who are cis and attracted to genderqueer individuals, people who are genderqueer who are attracted to genderqueer individuals..

[thene]

Yyyyeah something about the inclusivity issue being applied only to bisexuals doesn't feel right to me. Like we're being held, en masse, to a litmus test that monosexuals are not. And meanwhile, genderqueer people are out there dating all kinds of people - including lesbians, gays and straights. It's not like pansexual-identified people own genderqueers' underwear, so I'm not sure why they'd be held up as the One True Inclusive Identity.

Unless, you know, we were caring more about terminology than about what people actually do with their lives IRL.