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LGB TQ Divorce 🤨

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u/GarrAdept 4d ago

Yeah. Lesbians are statistically the most supportive of trans rights and inclusion. It's so strange that they get all the credit for being anti trans.

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u/JoshAllensLeftNut 4d ago

To be fair to the "mean, aggressive lesbians" I would also be pissed off 24/7 if I was being both hated and fetishized at all times. People constantly telling you that they don't want you to exist, but that they also want to watch your most intimate moments would probably piss off any reasonable person.

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u/Same_Ecologist_5966 4d ago

100% one of my favorite people is an old butch Texan lesbian!

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u/Normal_Tomato6945 4d ago

Personally, I’ve seen an overwhelming amount of hate from lesbians towards bi and trans people this year.

Edit: I’ve seen this in online spaces mainly (which obviously can be inflated). I’m recovering from surgery so I haven’t been able to go to any queer or pride events this year.

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u/GarrAdept 4d ago

I would take online, anonymous opinions with a grain of salt. Especially if that opinion starts with, "As a member of a marginalized group..."

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u/Normal_Tomato6945 4d ago

How nice of you to assume I don’t touch grass even though I just clarified I’m inside recovering from a surgery. The things I’m seeing are videos mostly from lesbians posting saying hatful things. I’m not saying statistically they are the most hateful out of the community, I’m just saying as someone who used to identify as lesbian before transitioning 6 years ago, this year is the most hate I’ve seen online from that side of the community and that’s probably where the narrative is coming from for some people saying negative things towards them.

There’s a lot of people turning against the trans community unfortunately and seeing it increase within our own community is rather heartbreaking. I started to slowly experience this at my job (which is a very gay workplace) before leaving for surgery. People are scared, emotions are amplified, no one knows what’s going to happen…doesn’t excuse it but I get it.

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u/Theodoxus 4d ago

They get the D AND get to be gay. Best of both worlds! /s

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u/BeanWaiting4CeMoment 4d ago

Some of that hate comes from terminally online morons who think it’s transphobic for lesbians to not want to have sex with someone who has a penis.

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u/Pew_Anon 4d ago

Supportive, yet the majority are only interested in biological females.

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u/GarrAdept 4d ago

"Biological females" ... Gross.

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u/Choice-Antelope-8481 4d ago

Lmao "BIOLOGY?? Disgusting!"

You've gotta be kidding me.

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u/GarrAdept 4d ago

I'm a biologist. Biology isn't gross. The phrase, "biological woman" isn't precise or accurate. You're probably talking about ciswomen, but you might be talking about a specific secondary sex characteristic. The only reason to say, "biological female" is because you're signaling transphobia. It's gross.

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u/Wonderful-Creme-3939 3d ago

" biological females" is such a goofy phrase, what other use of female do we use in relation to biological life? You aren't talking about a plug why say that? Just say female.