Vapid, I'm asking you if the straight people in that country count as LGBT, and if the gay people there don't count as LGBT..
Do straight people count as lesbian, gay, bi or trans? no.
So it's not about the oppression? You said the definition relies on oppression. If straight people were being oppressed in a country, how would they NOT fall under LGBT according to the logic of yours I stated above?
Vapid, I'm asking you if the straight people in that country count as LGBT, and if the gay people there don't count as LGBT.
Straight people are straight, and gay people are gay. The LGBT movement revolves around oppression for sexuality. In that world, it would be LGBTS or something (assuming the LGBT is oppressed too).
if you like someone romantically but not sexually you very clearly have a case of internalized homophobia or just the shіtties
Er, I'm a straight girl and I've liked 2 guys romantically without feeling anything sexual towards them. How does that make me have...internalized homophobia? That literally makes no sense whatsoever.
if you like someone romantically but not sexually you very clearly have a case of internalized homophobia or just the shіtties
Er, I'm a straight girl and I've liked 2 guys romantically without feeling anything sexual towards them. How does that make me have...internalized homophobia? That literally makes no sense whatsoever.
if you're straight(the heteroromantic type) but not physically attracted.... how is that special? a whole ton of people who don't id as ace already only care about emotional chemisty and are completely prone to cishet dumbаssery
Not feeling sexual urges makes one asexual by default. Asexuality has nothing to do with romantic feelings, just sexual feelings; however, someone can be both asexual and aromantic.
The distinction matters because romantic feelings aren't always tied to sexual urges. Haven't you ever liked someone romantically, but not sexually? It's like that, but permanent.
Being prone to "cishet dumbassery" has absolutely nothing to do with someone's orientation lmao. Many asexual people don't identify as such and that is fine.
please reread what i said..... it's completely in line with the meaning asexuality
if you like someone romantically but not sexually you very clearly have a case of internalized homophobia or just the shіtties
Er, I'm a straight girl and I've liked 2 guys romantically without feeling anything sexual towards them. How does that make me have...internalized homophobia? That literally makes no sense whatsoever.