How did you discover LBTQIA+? [poll]

Question

Do the poll

Choices:

My parents (2 votes, 29%)

Scrolling on the internet (3 votes, 43%)

Other (2 votes, 29%)

Answer 1

My parents had friends over when I was three years old. I never even thought of two guys dating until then. Of course I was 3, so I wasn't thinking much at all. I think I learned the actual letters from KT in 2019.

Answer 2

podcasts

Answer 3

scrolling on the Internet

Answer 4

Netflix

Answer 5

I learned it via KidzTalk, believe it or not.

Comments

Oh! How long ago?

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2 years ago, when I was new as a REGISTERED being. (I was unregistered for around 4 months before I got an account)

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Ohhh gotcha

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I know I'm late but since this got brought to light---

I, too, learned about it here. I had no clue what the random letters were before. I learned what "bi" was referring to from Greenie (then known by other names).

Answer 6

Partly by the internet and partly because of my sister

Answer 7

I was a 5th grader and my friend was part of the community (he's a pansexual trans male). He told me about it and I started doing research, then I learned I was part of it.

- Dino (he/they)

Comments

Cool!

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Hey Dino, can you remind me something again because I have the memory of a goldfish

If a woman transitioned to a male, are they called a trans male or trans woman?

(Same question if a man transitions to a woman)

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This isn't Dino, but they would be called a trans man if they were FTM, because trans is an adjective that means not cis, so they would be a trans man. If the person was MTF, they would be a trans woman because, again, they identify as a woman but they aren't a cis woman.

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Oh, okay!

Thank you WN!

:DDDDDD

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