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Future of LGBT

Riverwolf

Amateur Rambler / Proud Ergi
Premium Member
Have you read the article? Reasons are given therein.

Just looking at the source website, and some of the other articles, I need a bloody good reason why the article linked in the OP accurately describes the movement. Far as I can tell, this doesn't appear to be a terribly trustworthy source.
 

Riverwolf

Amateur Rambler / Proud Ergi
Premium Member
As a gay male, I do believe that the movement (and the overall "community") has it's fair share of issues, but it seems unlikely that it will die off anytime soon.

All movements and communities have issues.

It is my hope that when the movement does die, it's because non-heterosexuality, non-monogamy, and gender non-binary will have become so normalized that a movement is no longer necessary.
 

StarryNightshade

Spiritually confused Jew
Premium Member
All movements and communities have issues.

It is my hope that when the movement does die, it's because non-heterosexuality, non-monogamy, and gender non-binary will have become so normalized that a movement is no longer necessary.

But normalization is self-hatred and internalized homphobia!

;)

I agree. Overall, I'm a part of the "normalizationist" aspect of LGBT and, to me, not being seen as the "other" in society is what Pride is (or should be) about.
 

fantome profane

Anti-Woke = Anti-Justice
Premium Member
I do hope the author of this is right; the LGBT movement will wane and die:

http://thefederalist.com/2016/05/31/the-lgbt-movement-will-self-destruct/
I find the article rather vague. So I am going to ask you, what specifically do you hope will "wane and die"? Do you hope that equal rights will "wane and die"? Do you hope that tolerance will "wane and die"? Do you hope that respect for individual choice will "wane and die"? What specifically are we talking about? Explain it to me like I am a child.
 

Brian Schuh

Well-Known Member
I took a publicly known male homosexual prostitute to Taco Bell because he said he was hungry. He turned down a burrito and took the money instead. I was barred from that Taco Bell by a manager who told me that if I want to buy dick I got to do it somewhere else. The prostitute did not get kicked out. I tried to contact the LGBT about this as something they should know about. Does anyone know how I can find the LGBT in Cincinnati? I mean, what is wrong with society when I can't give a dollar to an indigent homosexual prostitute without being accused?
 

Brian Schuh

Well-Known Member
I took a publicly known male homosexual prostitute to Taco Bell because he said he was hungry. He turned down a burrito and took the money instead. I was barred from that Taco Bell by a manager who told me that if I want to buy dick I got to do it somewhere else. The prostitute did not get kicked out. I tried to contact the LGBT about this as something they should know about. Does anyone know how I can find the LGBT in Cincinnati? I mean, what is wrong with society when I can't give a dollar to an indigent homosexual prostitute without being accused?
Let me add that I have fed heterosexual female prostitutes at that Taco Bell and never had a problem. Only had a problem trying to feed a homosexual one.
 

LuisDantas

Aura of atheification
Premium Member
All movements and communities have issues.

It is my hope that when the movement does die, it's because non-heterosexuality, non-monogamy, and gender non-binary will have become so normalized that a movement is no longer necessary.
You speak for me as well.
 

LuisDantas

Aura of atheification
Premium Member
Let me add that I have fed heterosexual female prostitutes at that Taco Bell and never had a problem. Only had a problem trying to feed a homosexual one.
Beats me. It sounds a lot like an odd situation, quite possibly a misunderstood one or at least an outlier.
 

Aštra’el

Aštara, Blade of Aštoreth
It is my hopes that in time, the ridiculous term "LGBT" will become used less and less, and bisexuals like me- who with discretion enjoy the intimate company of male as well as female yet create no political drama about it- will no longer be associated with particularly dramatic homosexuals and their problems and particularly dramatic transgenders and their problems. In fact, I would rather not allow my sexuality, my race(s), my religion, etc imply any affiliation between myself and random people I have never met, whom I have nothing to do with, whom I often couldn't care less about.

 

Acim

Revelation all the time
It is my hopes that in time, the ridiculous term "LGBT" will become used less and less, and bisexuals like me- who with discretion enjoy the intimate company of male as well as female yet create no political drama about it- will no longer be associated with particularly dramatic homosexuals and their problems and particularly dramatic transgenders and their problems. In fact, I would rather not allow my sexuality, my race(s), my religion, etc imply any affiliation between myself and random people I have never met, whom I have nothing to do with, whom I often couldn't care less about.

I think I agree with all of this. Routinely seems like the B in LGBT gets little respect, and nearly zero benefit from 'the movement.'

If anything, I can see it (the movement) splintering, as I'm thinking L and G have similar concerns, but not really the same. B, I already spoke about and T is one facing uphill battle right now, but not sure I see as something other than T is truly fighting for. I think non-LGBT persons can fight on T front as much as any LGB person can.
 
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