Listen, I have done no research on this I literally just thought it up
But, you know how queer and lgbtq+ people are like *generally* accepting that people might move through different labels and identities and viewpoints on their sexuality/gender identity throughout their life but some straight people have a really hard time accepting this and think that you were wrong before (at best) and you're unsure?
Like, how much does that have to do with societal pressures? Like, their sexuality/gender identity is constantly rewarded and any deviation from that is punished, so it never really changes type thing?
Or, is there something inherently queer about even slight fluidity in these concepts? Like, non-societally?
This might be like a really old question to some people but I dunno I just thought of it
