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I kinda agree with you, comrade {{Reply to|MxAsh}}. It's a very large spectrum of gender, but for lack of a better term, I think we should use LGBT/LGBTI for now. | I kinda agree with you, comrade {{Reply to|MxAsh}}. It's a very large spectrum of gender, but for lack of a better term, I think we should use LGBT/LGBTI for now. Your edit in the article is very good by the way :) | ||
Revision as of 15:39, 28 November 2020
The terms 'lesbian', 'gay', etc, aren't always used to imply "exclusivity". Especially in the transgender community where gender is often fluid or at least non-binary, it's hard to say what being "exclusively homosexual" might mean. Perhaps these labels are getting archaic, but I digress. — Comrade MxAsh (talk) 00:29, 28 November 2020 (-03)
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I kinda agree with you, comrade @MxAsh:. It's a very large spectrum of gender, but for lack of a better term, I think we should use LGBT/LGBTI for now. Your edit in the article is very good by the way :)