Author Topic: LGBTQA megathread- the stuffstorm has passed and a rainbow protrudes the clouds.  (Read 35638 times)

I'm aloveual-homoromantic, so I should naturally be added.

also did you define romantic attraction vs. loveual attraction because you don't know how many people don't understand that

I am an omniloveual bigender.

I prefer if you call me by "they".

I am an omniloveual bigender.

I prefer if you call me by "they".
"they ate pizza"
I still don't understand how most people are supposed to tell that I meant one person instead of more than one

"they ate pizza"
I still don't understand how most people are supposed to tell that I meant one person instead of more than one
State who did it before using the pronoun, or the person could be implied.

P1: Where is P2?
P2: They ate pizza, silly.

I'd stick my crank shaft in the muffler any day
That's not even where that goes you sick forget.

That's not even where that goes you sick forget.
I just chose 2 random parts and threw it in there "I'd stick my X into (his/her) Y"

"they ate pizza"
I still don't understand how most people are supposed to tell that I meant one person instead of more than one

Well, there's no gender neutral pronoun that's A: singular and B: not "it" because it sounds dehumanizing. Unless something catches on (zher sounds really stupid to me, so i kind of hope it's not popular), people are going to use they both singularly and plurally.

Well, there's no gender neutral pronoun that's A: singular and B: not "it" because it sounds dehumanizing. Unless something catches on (zher sounds really stupid to me, so i kind of hope it's not popular), people are going to use they both singularly and plurally.
why does.it even sound dehumanizing.
i wouldn't mind being called it

the gay agenda is nothing compared to the lesbian gay biloveual trans queer aloveual panloveual sapioloveual omniloveual autoloveual interloveual demiloveual polyloveual pomoloveual androloveual gyneloveual agenda

Well, there's no gender neutral pronoun that's A: singular and B: not "it" because it sounds dehumanizing. Unless something catches on (zher sounds really stupid to me, so i kind of hope it's not popular), people are going to use they both singularly and plurally.
"they" is a singular, gender neutral pronoun. singular they exists

OK stuff like this is really getting on my nerves.

Now, im not the type of starfish that says "GOD HATES cigaretteS!!111" and stuff like that because, to be honest, i don't care if someone is gay or not. i see no problem with having a certain loveual preference. but all of this LGBTWTFBBQ stuff isn't needed. it feels like everyone that is actually gay just started thinking to themselves "hey being gay is a normal thing in society now! I need to be special still!" "HEY EVERYONE IM NOT JUST GAY ANYMORE, IM A TRANSQUEER NON BINARY AloveUAL ANDROGYNOUS LESBIAN!" like seriously why does there have to be so many different loveual preferences? someone even posted a small list of them and two of the definintions were basically the same

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Panloveual: a person attracted to personality regardless of love or gender.
Omniloveual: a person who does not have a loveual preference and may be attracted to everyone equally.

those are basically both the same thing. why do you need two different definitions of them?

and then there's people like:

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Queer: a person who is not heteroloveual and wants to acknowledge it without conforming to a conventional loveuality.

and this basically means "im gay but there are too many gay people so in order to be unique and special i have to be a special kind of gay with a different name"

are you loving serious?

once again im just going to say i don't care if you're gay, i just don't understand why you have to feel so special about it?

go ahead and yell at me it doesn't matter, im just showing how unnecessary all of this is.

why does.it even sound dehumanizing.
i wouldn't mind being called it
"it" is normally used for animals or objects, except in some cases.

P1: Where is the lizard?
P2: It ran away.

why does.it even sound dehumanizing.
i wouldn't mind being called it

"It" is generally used for non-human things.

"I lost my pen. Where could it be?"

Some people don't mind being called it, but Axo-Tak clearly doesn't feel comfortable with "it," and therefore prefers they.

Also, you should probably mention somewhere that demiloveuality and gray-aloveuality are part of the aloveual spectrum because most people treat them like separate loveualities

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I'm pretty sure that's how literally everyone feels...

I'm pretty sure that's how literally everyone feels...
not silreath though

he believes in 50 gender equality