harveydean
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Bit of a lurker here, and fully fledged TERF!
I went partying after Pride, and had so many interesting conversations with many gay men, ranging in ages from 18-50s (I’m a bit of a chatterbox and will talk to anyone!) The subject of trans cake up quite a few times (as did the discussion about they/them) and EVERY single one (and I must have talked to a good 15 people over the night/next day….yes I partied hard
) was on my side.
The whole LBQT+ scene is so divided. A lot of gay men stand alone, and within their community there are so many smaller circles. A lot don’t recognise any similarities with lesbians, let alone self IDing TW. They think it’s idiotic and predatory.
It was reassuring and so many spoke of the fear they feel for their sisters.
Although I have a lot of gay friends, it was amazing to have these real life conversations.
I went partying after Pride, and had so many interesting conversations with many gay men, ranging in ages from 18-50s (I’m a bit of a chatterbox and will talk to anyone!) The subject of trans cake up quite a few times (as did the discussion about they/them) and EVERY single one (and I must have talked to a good 15 people over the night/next day….yes I partied hard
The whole LBQT+ scene is so divided. A lot of gay men stand alone, and within their community there are so many smaller circles. A lot don’t recognise any similarities with lesbians, let alone self IDing TW. They think it’s idiotic and predatory.
It was reassuring and so many spoke of the fear they feel for their sisters.
Although I have a lot of gay friends, it was amazing to have these real life conversations.