[ SECRET POST #2666 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2666 ⌋

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Comments

[darkmanifest]

Well, yeah, that's the ultimate goal that everyone can agree on, for us to stop regarding minority sexualities as exceptional at all. But we haven't actually achieved that in any capacity, so right now people expressing minority sexualities can still run into a lot of social and legal trouble just for doing the exact same thing heterosexual people without having to worry about being judged (less so straight women than straight men, of course, but both of them more so than non-straight people).

We do not live in a world where straight people are the only ones who don't care about sexuality while those darn non-straight people keep making a fuss, and any implication that we do - which I'm saying is the implication behind "sexuality is not identity" only coming up in conversations about non-straight people - is distressing

[making_excuses]

I know, it isn't as close to me living in a bubble up in scandinavia where for the most part we are all pretty damn equal. But I don't ever mean that one shouldn't fight for the basic rights every damn person are entitled to.

I probably didn't make it clear enough, I don't think it is okay for straight people to define themselves by their label either. I don't think I have ever met anyone straight doing that, but 1. I don't know the whole world, 2. somehow I barely know any straight people.

I just don't like labels defining you, they are a part of you, but a person is more than one defining trait.