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Gallup: LGBT self-ID of U.S. adults holds steady at 7.2%, double from decade ago

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Straight (white) people be like "I kissed someone of the same sex and experimented once, I guess I am bi-curious and fluid now and can use minority card hihihi" :toofunny3:

41 minutes ago, Bloodflowers. said:

Straight (white) people be like "I kissed someone of the same sex and experimented once, I guess I am bi-curious and fluid now and can use minority card hihihi" :toofunny3:

The “straight” people who be like “god hated f*gs hihihi Jesus saves 💒” that are actually LGBT far outnumber those you are speaking of

4 hours ago, Bloodflowers. said:

Straight (white) people be like "I kissed someone of the same sex and experimented once, I guess I am bi-curious and fluid now and can use minority card hihihi" :toofunny3:

you mean straight girls. but guys have a lot more inhibitions, to the point that it's sad. gen Z is deffo a change in that sense. but older men can't even hug for too long without it being called gay.

Edited by anti-bitch

5 hours ago, Espresso said:

 

Call me greedy, but I'm a bit disappointed that the percentage didn't go up this time. I gotta see the full study to see what's going on. But perhaps the more recent anti-LGBTQ backlash could show up here.

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