LGBTQ+ Identification in U.S. Now at 7.6%
LGBTQ+ Identification in U.S. Now at 7.6%
I skimmed the article and noticed that women are more likely to identify as LGBTQ+, and I wonder if that’s related to the fact that more and more men are becoming conservative, and women are becoming more liberal.
I know I wouldn’t have thought about queerness and my identity if I was conservative, I probably would have thought something silly like “Oh, it’s perfectly normal to be romantically attracted to some men, you eventually grow out of it” instead of asking myself “Am I bi?”
I probably would have also associated my discomfort with my own masculinity with something weird, or over-compensated to account for it.
Nah, it’s just women are more likely to admit same sex attraction even if it’s occasional.
For men regardless of political orientation, most men wouldn’t act on it, and if they do they keep it a secret.
Women get less judgement for it.
So it makes sense men would be underrepresented in surveys.
not gay if you're just pitching
also have to say no homo afterwards
not gay if you’re just pitching
Wow they really did retvrn to tradition - this is how the Romans approached it too!
retvrn
I see what you did there
“Oh, it’s perfectly normal to be romantically attracted to some men, you eventually grow out of it”
Why do you think so many conservatives believe it’s a choice? They think that everyone has to repress it like they do.
You claimed a fact - don’t do that without citing a source.
Where is the source?
You claimed a fact - don’t do that without citing a source.
The internet must let you down constantly, lmao.
You just described it perfectly. I grew up in a conservative household and those were the exact thought I ended up internalized for nearly 35 years.
I have an amazing life now, so I wouldn’t want anything to change, but damn if I wouldn’t have made some different decisions growing up if I had realized I was bi.