The thing is, all these ways of being are normal, and have been around forever. If a particular sexual orientation causes you to be discriminated against, structurally or personally or both, then collective action makes sense.
Which is what gay rights was all about.
Now it's 'discriminatory' for a lesbian to refuse a transwoman sex. Which obviously, in the legal sense of the word, it isn't. But who cares about legality when you can persecute women for sex?
Surely the K is only ever going to stand for paedophilia and maybe AGP. What else is there that is widespread enough?
Cos they're not likely to add an E for the woman who fetishised the Eiffel Tower.
The only reason they've added it is it because it's a prelude to forcing acceptance of it.
AGP is certainly hiding in plain sight. Demonstrated by the many (sanitised) articles appearing in the Guardian.
And, even now, there are youngsters identifying as drag queens and getting caught up in the whole sexualisation of minors.
I would like to say that there is no way attraction to minors is going to be legitimised.
But, given what else we are expected to swallow, I'm not so sure.