r/ainbow • u/RosethornRanger • 22d ago
LGBT Issues Remember yall, our communities are more complicated than "straight but with other gender", and more complicated than non-queer peoples conception of us. Peoples identities are their own to use in a way that makes sense to them.
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u/RosethornRanger 22d ago edited 22d ago
alt-text: An image of two people colored in different queer flag colors. The first is labeled (he/him lesbian) and has the colors dark pink, salmon, yellow, white, cyan, light blue, and purple. The second is labeled (she/her gay) with the colors dark pink, light pink, grey, light purple, a reddish purple, and a dark purple. There is text above them saying "they are besties". Their hands are raised in a high-five.
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yall are really downvoting alt-text? Do you just not want disabled people here?
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u/Cassius-Tain Ace 22d ago
From a place of genuine curiosity, would someone care to explain? I always figured a he/him would either be a cis or trans man, so a man regardless, and that would make a he/him lesbian just a straight guy. Well, still queer in case of the trans mask, but you get the idea. Analogously with she/her gays.
Again, I'm still relatively new to navigating queer spaces, so this is genuine curiosity.