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Queerness

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Colinfromaccounts · 30/06/2025 22:28

Is anyone else bothered by this becoming a catch-all term?

I’ve had relationships with both men and women, but never felt the need to define myself that way, I feel my sexual and romantic life is fairly private. I suppose in a way I feel both straight and gay rather than one or the other so never wanted to claim the term bisexual either as I then felt hemmed in by the LGBTQ+ label, when for all functional purposes I move through the world as a straight woman.

I’m not anti gay culture, loved a gay bar in my youth and still love gay books and films etc.

I just feel queer has come to define everything, either you’re in the gay and trans soup or you’re not, and it’s quite flattening to the multiplicity of the human experience. I have basically nothing in common with a man who has only been in sexual and romantic relationships with men.

It seems to me that the queer world itself wants to ungender everything. But try asking a gay man on Grindr to fuck a “man” with a vagina and see how far you get.

can anyone relate?

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AliasGrace47 · 23/08/2025 01:22

MissScarletInTheBallroom · 03/07/2025 12:51

This is an interesting point and yes, I guess it is one of the reasons why trans people may be working from a reduced pool of potential dating partners, even if they haven't taken any hormones or had surgery.

If you're attracted to men then you probably want someone who both is and looks like a man, and vice versa.

Depends what mimicking characteristics means. Someone might be attracted to gnc people. But trans people are generally behaving differently to simply gnc people.

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