Yeah, in current usage, a queer is an edgy gay, I guess. Lol.
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Gen Z and LGBTQ+ identity
- Thread starter Orbit
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Absolutely not.
I respect people's choice.
What I don't understand is vagueness and secrecy.
People are not clear about their own sex life, about their own identity.
If you can't clarify what you are or who you are, or what you want, how can you expect others to accept you?
Forcing people to accept a lie, is not just wrong, it is practically evil. It's about like requiring a person to accept genesis as true or else be fed to the lions.
Bisexual is grey...so it's neither black nor white.
And the shades of bisexuality are numerous.
My oldest came out along with my niece(his cousin). He's never really understood gender(as in, he's always struggled to tell who is male or female), and sometimes has difficulty with language.
But, she pushed them both out. She said they were pansexual, and I didn't know what that meant. She was happy to explain it, and then gave me detailed labels for everyone in her household. I told her I only liked my husband, Sam, and asked what that made me. She burst into giggles and said "you're Samsexual!"
After she went home, my son told me "Mom... I'm really just bisexual, because even though [niece's name] keeps telling me I'm pansexual, I don't really understand what it means."
I guess there's a difference for some, but it seems confusing for others.
Lucky you.
We Never Know
No Slack
What is an edgy gay? Don't say queer lol
Maybe getting help with self-gratification?
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Why on earth does anyone have to be "clear" (public pronouncement?) about their sex life?People are not clear about their own sex life, about their own identity.
If you can't clarify what you are or who you are, how can you expect others to accept you?
Why can't you "accept" someone unless you have one of your limited/limiting boxes to put them into, in respect of their private/intimate life? Perhaps the person is unsure themselves, or working it through or simply that it's got nothing to do with complete strangers.
I'm not under any obligation or have any urge to declare to you, by whatever means, what or who I am. Feel free to not "accept" me.
I genuinely can't comprehend what your concern is over this. The endless winking emojis don't help.
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Too much caffeine.
So then why join LBGT or even play the part of trans.
Most are like you and dont care to get into anothers private business. Where it is ugly is trying to force others to accept the misleading beliefs one can have of themselves. Imagine if the + of the LBGT label is the 'god syndrome'.
Fair
I have had the same issue, during the last 25 yrs. Why is 'coming out' even important?
Be happy (gay) on your own terms.
I'm actually on the wagon. Trying to reduce my C intake.
Politically edgy, I guess. Lol. I don't see anyone but younger leftist types using it as a serious identity.
vulcanlogician
Well-Known Member
One tip for helping in that regard is to wait a half hour to an hour after you wake up before having your first cup.
I'm an espresso head who can easily consume 12 shots a day (and that's typical for me). At certain points in my life I've wanted to cut down on caffeine. Here are three more things that worked for me.
1) Make a cut off point (ie. no coffee after 11 am).
2) Caffeine withdrawal can cause headaches. Have some Tylenol or ibuprofen handy.
3) Switch to tea in order to ween yourself off. (I assume you drink coffee). Tea has less caffeine than coffee, but it does have SOME. And the "sipping a hot beverage" (psychological) component of drinking tea will help with the "habitual" aspect of the addiction to coffee. If you want to go further, move on to green tea after that which has even less caffeine.
Hope that helps!
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
I accidentally ran out of caff coffee one weekend a few years ago and consequently had the most splitting headache of my life. I took this as a hint from my body to give up on the caffeine and so went perma-decaff. (I just made that term up
)Now those are great ideas.
Maybe, my comments are being affected.
Pastak v'dora lashe.
anna.
but mostly it's the same
Exactly my thoughts, you spared me having to post them myself. Thank you.
And the winking emojis are a tell.
vulcanlogician
Well-Known Member
What does this mean? I tried google translate to no avail. Now I'm just dreadfully curious.
anna.
but mostly it's the same
I started reading Jean Twenge's Generations last night. She's an author and psychology professor at SDSU, and I'll have to see if at some point she brings this up when talking about Gen Z.