It's a tragedeigh
It's a tragedeigh
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How is bryightnleigh supposed to be pronounced? Briton-Lee?
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White people have some really bad names. Only a white woman would name her kid khaleesi.
Guy I know worked ers. Kid named Nosmo. The mother looked up, saw the no smoking sign, said that sounds good.
As far as names go it's better than the white ones lmao.
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It's fairly common for parents to name their children based on the day they were born, like naming them after the saint that day represents.
I met a guy who's name was the equivalent to "nat-hol" because he was born on the local national holiday and that's what it showed on the calendar for that day.
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These people are naming children like animals.
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To be fair lgb and lgb+ was a lot easier. Its practically doubled over time. Is the Q even needed? I thought queer was a slur.
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I looked it up and the Q can stand for "queer" or "questioning". I've always assumed it was the second for the exact reason you mentioned. It has been, at least in part, reclaimed, although it probably differs from group to group.
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I can't surely keep track. I get lost after the Q.
2SLGBTQIANBP+ or LGBTQIANB2SP+
No way in my fucking life I'll be able to remember all of that. I'll need a cheat sheet.
$ cat /dev/random
I guess it's pretty discriminating that some orientations get more letters than others, one even is allowed to have a number and potentially many more have to share just one single +. Why not use only the + for everyone? ♥️
Yeah, that's why people should just settle for queer.