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People say LGB drop the T because the T is supposedly sooo different. I think that's bullshit. The vast majority of T is MTF who wants to date another MTF. And then you look at G and it's twink4twink, bear4bear etc. T is just an extension of gay pairings, so T is just an extension of G and belongs in the LGB(T).
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>>43811316
True but i haTe you for it
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>>43811316
people say LGB drop the T because they are whiny moralfaggots and feminist lezzers, both groups which should get Auschwitz'd for thinking they are the cream of the crop of sexual deviants.
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If it's actually about gay pairings then we don't need to use the T
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>>43811316
>The vast majority of T is MTF who wants to date another MTF
no its not
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>>43811316
They want to "drop the T" because they think we're cramping down the community's style. The truth is that during the height of the gay panic the other letters were seen the exact same way as we are now.
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>>43811762
Trannies actually achieved important legal victories before faggots did, too
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>>43811783
Impressive that homos achieved total legal victory despite the late start
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>>43811791
trannies had total legal victory before



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