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It can be both (it almost certainly is). And as for the social awakening, acceptance is one thing (marriage and rights were a long time coming) - denial of rea
by yarg 4y ago
It can be both (it almost certainly is).
And as for the social awakening, acceptance is one thing (marriage and rights were a long time coming) - denial of reality for the sake of people's feelings is quite another.
100% of all LGBTQ+ people have some form of a fertility disorder.
I'm not saying that to be cruel or unkind - but if the gametes don't meet, there can be no zygote.
At an individual level it does not matter to me in the least - but when it comes to the question of universal fertility it's a different matter.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> 100% of all LGBTQ+ people have some form of a fertility disorder. > I'm not saying that to be cruel or unkind - but if the gametes don't meet, there can be no zygote. gametes can easily meet in BTQ+ relationships. L&G, too, especially if there is T involved. cis-cis L & G relationships aren't the whole of the LGBTQ+ space.
- oonaw 4y ago> L&G, too, especially if there is T involved. If T is involved, e.g. a woman being impregnated by a trans-identifying male, then that would be a heterosexual pairing, not a homosexual one.
- dragonwriter 4y agoEven if we accept that your use of language may in some sense be legitimate, it's not accurate as far as the term LGBTQ+ that you borrowed is defined, so it doesn't matter.
- oonaw 4y agoIt matters to people who are actually lesbian or gay, as an accurate definition of our sexuality. I mean, just have a look at this article, it explains exactly what happens when heterosexuals start identifying into homosexuality https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-57853385 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-57853385.
- yarg 4y agoSure, but depending on the T the delivery/reception mechanism can be somewhat functionally compromised.
- jokoon 4y agoI would appreciate some source for this