I think it used to be that lesbians and gays were united against bisexuals. Bisexuals used to be considered the outsiders to the community because bisexuals couldn't decide whether they preferred men or women and/or they wanted to have their cake and eat it too.
However lesbians, gays, and bisexuals united against the transgendered community. Unlike trans, at least lesbians, gays, and bisexuals knew their biological identity couldn't be fluid, even if their sexual attraction could change. Not to mention lesbians, gays, and bisexuals seem to think trans are creepy because they're (most commonly) men who become transgendered women then declare themselves lesbians.
Enter the queers whom no one really likes but they seem to like anything so long as it's alive.
In short, LGBTQs have been consuming one another since the dawn of time. They're a mockery of a mockery of a mockery of a mockery of a mockery one another. A reductio ad absurdum of one another.
I think it used to be that lesbians and gays were united against bisexuals. Bisexuals used to be considered the outsiders to the community because bisexuals couldn't decide whether they preferred men or women and/or they wanted to have their cake and eat it too.
ReplyDeleteHowever lesbians, gays, and bisexuals united against the transgendered community. Unlike trans, at least lesbians, gays, and bisexuals knew their biological identity couldn't be fluid, even if their sexual attraction could change. Not to mention lesbians, gays, and bisexuals seem to think trans are creepy because they're (most commonly) men who become transgendered women then declare themselves lesbians.
Enter the queers whom no one really likes but they seem to like anything so long as it's alive.
In short, LGBTQs have been consuming one another since the dawn of time. They're a mockery of a mockery of a mockery of a mockery of a mockery one another. A reductio ad absurdum of one another.