Do you think that the T in LGBTQ+ should be separated from the group?

I most definitely do not think they should be separate. Trans people were fighting right along side lesbian, gay and bisexual people to get the rights we have now, and they have every right to be included. To exclude them would be to make them have to start over. They earned their place in the LGBTQ+ community, often with their own blood. I'll never kick them out. Never.

At some point I think they will be, but right now they are basically fighting for the same things such as acceptance and recognition in legal and social arenas.

Interesting take on this concept. I can totally follow your logic here and yes, they *could* be separated. I'm not sure if that would make it more or less complicated, but perhaps more organized. I'd like to introduce my own question. There are many types of love; friendship, family, significant others, crushes, etc. Is there a difference in romantic vs. sexual attraction?

I get what you are saying, but in terms of being accepted, I think they fit in there. I really don't mind that they are in that group, I support them wherever they feel like they fit in.

I have nothing snarky to say cause idk nor understand what you just wrote. now answer my question.

I get what your saying.

Well, since you asked, I think the whole thing is totally counter-productive. It's purposeful self-segregation while inclusion is the supposed goal. Now there's the I and A added. It's getting ridiculous and only makes the road to acceptance more difficult. I don't think most people give two shits what others do. Of course there's ALWAYS going to be homophobes and those acting from a place of fear and insecurity. That's a given. But by playing the "Us vs. Them" card they're creating a "them" that doesn't need to exist.

I gave up after gay marriage -- y'all on your own.

Yes, the community treats us like shit.