Is it okay to like some of the letters of LGBTQ but not all of them?

In my opinion you can love who you want to love but identifying as something you are not is counterproductive, and should not be allowed under the age of minority on the grounds that children are not of sound mind legally speaking.

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bijouxbroussard · F

Quiet as it’s kept, there are [b]members[/b] of the community itself who don’t understand some other letters.

The other night I asked a good friend what she thought about how things are now in that regard.

This friend who in 2015, finally married the woman who’s been her partner since 1979, replied, "I’m sorry, if you have a [b]penis[/b], you’re not a woman !"

I figured it wasn’t for me to comment one way or the other, I also have trans friends, but she’s not the first lesbian I’ve heard say that.

Castenmas · M

@bijouxbroussard I agree. I certainly don’t claim to be an expert on the matter. But I feel we are not helping by politely accepting every and any possible suggestion.