So I’ve recently been trying to use the term “2SLGBTQQIA+” over “LGBTQ” as it seems more inclusive, and includes first nation peoples beliefs on sexuality and gender, as well as including and differentiating “queer” from “questioning”. It’s not perfect (still combines A for ally and A for Asexual) but I think ally could just be included in the “+” portion. Regardless, It seems that people unfamiliar with this term just think I’m being a smart ass or a bigot. When truly I want to know what the limits of what “the community” feel is appropriate. Thank you to anyone who can shed some light on this for me.
Thank you fubo. I ask people I know who represent those letters, and my significant other said they are apart of the “alphabet soup group” as someone who is non-binary. which made me laugh. But I realize more and more that it’s more a political thing I see around then something that ever really comes up much in conversation. People in real life can just say if they are trangender or gay.