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Hey /lgbt/, pleb here,
Are there any particular gender identities you do not care for? Say, for example, if you are gay but dismiss the validity of transexuals? Or people who choose their own gender?
If not, how about the other letters in the slowly-increasing acronym (LGBT + QIA)?
For example, I am straight and homosexuality is just fine. Bisexuality is fine too and I probably don't know any Transexual people so I don't know what to think about that.
What I can't deal with is the snowflake genderfluid "I'm neither" bullshit. Or people that claim to be both. What the fuck do you mean you're neither? Both? We all manage to be something individual or something of consequence with regards to human identity, but not you? And so on. Does any of the same irritate you folks?
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>>8603230
I'm mtf and I don't care for women.
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>>8603242
Do you not like straight people or were you being cheeky
If so I guess I walked into that one desu
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>>8603268
Straight men are cool.
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>>8603275
Well, I also happen to think that women can be a little shitty sometimes, but I'm a really bad read of character so that usually doesn't help until after I've been stood up for drinks.
What are your thoughts on genderfluid people? Do you feel like they devalue alternate sexual preferences by basically playing pick-and-choose? I know it's more complex than that, but I think they do. I think it devalues people who were probably born feeling a certain way and never wanted to 'change their mind', as such, and came under fire from people who said they were just confused. These genderfluid people strike me as confused.
Assuming here entirely that your base feelings are like a woman stuck in a man's body btw.
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>>8603300
>but I'm a really bad read of character so that usually doesn't help until after I've been stood up for drinks.
Maybe you should start making assumptions about people earlier.
>What are your thoughts on genderfluid people? Do you feel like they devalue alternate sexual preferences by basically playing pick-and-choose?
I don't think so. Being a special snowflake with changing pronouns daily or ze/xer is over the top, but just saying you're non-binary/genderfluid and don't identify as either and pick and choose is fine. I hope it helps remove gender roles.
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>>8603275
why are the lesbian MTFs here so obsessed with straight men, but utterly hate the straight MTFs that are actually attracted to them?
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>>8603380
I'm straight though.
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>>8603230
>Are there any particular gender identities you do not care for?
Nope they're all benign. Gender identity minutia doesn't irritate me because I am not: trans, very autistic, or particularly social conservative.
When I first encountered the idea genderfluid and nonbinary used to irk me, but then I just decided to write those off as generation Z's term for tomboy and tomgirl. The way I think about is they're just people that don't really fit in as a typical male or female identity.
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