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āLethbridge, in the region of Alberta, Canada, just voted to become what is believed to be the first city ever to have a permanent transgender pride flag painted on its streets.ā
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Hi Iām Imani, Iām a black trans woman with an unspeakable amount of disabilities and mental illnesses that is going to be graduating soon.Ā
Unfortunately there are a few things I need as Iām going to be going to college extremely soon. One of these things is a laptop. My family is struggling immensely with money as weāve been poor for quite some time and weāre in the middle of trying to sell our house so we can move to somewhere more affordable, so our financial situation isnāt very stellar. And the current laptop Iām using is very close to dying, and Iām going to need a new functional one so I can work on assignments in an effective and timely way.Ā
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What even is the LGBT+ community?
No, seriously, take a second and answer this for me.
What exactly is the LGBT+ community? Is it a physical thing? A metaphorical thing? Is it a place to go? Is it a discussion board? Is it something with a membership card? Is it something you have a badge for? Is it a center to hang out?
What are people trying to āprotectā? Trying to keepĀ āĀ pureā? What āresourcesā are being āused upā by those ādirty cishet aces/arosā that make you so angry that you gotta make side blogs and long posts and hateful messages?
And why are suddenly sga and trans people so similar in the ace discourse? Why is it ātheir problemsā? What are ātheirā problems as a collective? What does a cisĀ sga person know about transphobia? Does being in the LGBT+ community give them a stage in that discussion? No? Then the LGBT+ community isnāt fighting transphobia - the transgender community is. So why arenāt cishet aces/aros allowed if they donāt experience homophobia or transphobia? Because you want to disregard one of their identities because you donāt like the others? Do we disregard homophobic transgender people and transphobic sga people too? Why are yāall so obsessed with dividing the grey community? Why canāt you just see asexuals and aromantics? Why do they have to be the ārightā kind for you to even have problems? Why do you spend so much time telling asexuals and aromantics that theyāĀ re problems mean nothing? Why do you do the exact thing that society does to us, then turn around and say that we mean shit to you?
Is it systematic oppression? Basing an entire community on the level of oppression one can have enacted on them? And what about if theyāre closeted? Passing? Do you exclude those people or have it in the back of your minds - their minds - that one day, one day theyāll be open and oppressed? Is that the kind of mentality you based the LGBT+ community on? That, yes, weāĀ re oppressed, but at least weāre oppressed together?
I thought the LGBT+ community was for finding a place toĀ have pride in an orientation and identity thatĀ is not normalized in society. I thought it was a safe community to talk about problems thatĀ cisheteronormativity pushed on us.
What is it then, if not that?
The LGBT community is a loose network of organizations, events, spaces, and groups, both online and off, in which LGBT people both take part in and are the main focus. Ex. LGBT charities, scholarship organizations, pride parades, college groups, community centers, bars, homeless shelters, forums, Facebook groups, tumblr tags, etc.Ā
Some of the resources the community provides include:
scholarships
homeless shelters
free or low-cost STD testing/treatment
legal representation for cases of discrimination
suicide hotlines
LGBT-friendlyĀ counseling/psychological services
research grants for LGBT issues
low-cost hormones, srs, binders, etc. for trans people who need it
political lobbying against anti-LGBT bills
sex ed & free condoms
funds for LGBT events (panels, pride parades, etc.)
real-life support groups
I know thereās more that Iām surely forgetting, but i think 11 is still a pretty decent number to illustrate that there are material, concrete services provided by the LGBT community.
Itās important to realize that all of the resources listed cost time and money,Ā both of which are limited commodities. When cishet aces and aros demand to be included and have access to hotlines that have very few volunteers and too many calls, support groups that pay to rent out a tiny room in a building that can only fit seven people, event funds that are extremely limited, etc. they are taking away time, money, and places that could have be spent on sga and trans people. When sga and trans people talk about resources, we donāt mean understanding and pride, we mean concrete services that abide by the rules of scarcity.Ā
You are correct that cis sga people and straight trans people do not face the same types of oppression and are capable of oppressing each other. However, the alliance between sga and trans people is based on history and mutual agreement, something that cannot be said about the connection between sga/trans people and ace/aro people. Back when the LGBT rights movement began, the clear-cut distinction between sga and trans people that we have today didnāt exist; the line between gay, bi, trans, etc. was very blurry, to the point where homophobia and transphobia were pretty much indistinguishable from one another. The first wave of the LGBT rights movement was started by bi trans women of color in response to police brutality against BOTH sga and trans people. The police at the time would raidĀ āgayā bars (gay in parenthesis because these bars were also hubs for bi, trans, etc. people, because once again, there was no clear-cut distinction) because they were places where sga and trans people gathered. The police didnāt make any distinction between them; they were seen and attacked as one.Ā
The LGBT rights movement and community includes both sga and trans people because, at the time, their problems WERE largely the same. The line between transphobia and homophobia wasnāt drawn until the 90ā²s. And the reason why sga and trans people continue to share a community despite facing different isses and oppressions is because both sga and trans people agree to. Itās based on mutual agreement. There are tons of all-around general LGBT organizations that contribute resources to fighting both homophobia and transphobia. And honestly, as a nb lesbian, Iād argue that the line between homophobia and transphobia can still be pretty foggy at times despite being more defined now than it was in the 70ā²s.
When it comes to cishet aces and aros, the story is nearly the opposite. Ace and aro communities first developed on the internet in the late 90ā²s completely independent of the LGBT community. David Jay, a cis heteromantic asexual man and founder of AVEN, was the first to assert that cishet ace and aro people are apart of the LGBT community in the early 2000ā²s and the assertion caught on among AVENās userbase, which at the time was both the largest ace community on the internet and primary dominated by cishet aces and aros (which it still is, actually).
There was zero basis for adding cishet ace and aro people to the LGBT community. Asexuality and aromanticism were never intertwined with other LGBT identities the way that sga and trans were. And more importantly, it was done without the consent of sga and trans people.Ā
This doesnāt mean that cishet aces and aros face zero problems or donāt deserve a community. What it does mean is that itās not the sga and trans peopleās responsibility to focus what little time and money the LGBT community has, resources that sga and trans people spent decades creating, on cishet aces and aros who never contributed to the building of those resources in the first place. That would be the responsibility of aces and aros, who actually did haveĀ an independent, thriving community in the early 2000ā²s capable of laying the groundwork for itās own resources and services, but all of that got thrown aside when David Jay thought theyād be better off taking resources and services from the LGBT community instead.
Iām having a hard time comprehending your third paragraph, but yes the LGBT community is absolutely based on systematic oppression? Which Iām assuming you have very little grasp of considering you seem to think that closeted orĀ āpassingā people donāt experience it. Closeted andĀ āpassingā (whatever you mean by that?) sga and trans people DO experience systematic oppression. All sga and trans people do, period.Ā
āAt least weāre oppressed togetherā is probably one of the most ridiculous things Iāve read in a while. You realize that a GROUP of oppressed people have much more leverage than an individual, right? So yes, absolutely Iād rather be a part of a community that focuses on my oppression than face it alone, like fuck, who wouldnāt?
The LGBT community is not for pride and acceptance, although those things can be a biproduct of itās main purpose; the LGBT community has been and always will be for fighting against the systematic oppression of sga and trans people, whether it takes the form of police brutality like it did in the 70ā²s, the AIDS crisis like it did in the 80ā²s, the ban on same-sex marriage like it did in the 00ā²s, or other discriminating legislation like it is right now, as well as providing concrete, tangible resources like the ones I listed about for sga and trans people. Itās not all rainbows and glitter like the ace and aro community seems to believe.
Signed,
an aro non-binary lesbian.

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yall ever serve urself an appropriate amount of spaghetti and are full after eating the set amount of spaghetti and consciously know that u have eaten all the spaghetti u needed but also. u know that there is More spaghetti in the kitchen. so u go and get urself more spaghetti and spend the rest of the night feeling like u ate 30 bricks cursing urself for eating so much spaghetti