I don't suppose you noticed that 'the author' was merely including the first time Gallup asked whether someone was homosexual as a historical accuracy? Because, you know the whole damned article is about homosexuality? One has to project really hard to suggest that the author is 'celebrating' the inclusion of the B…

"And last time I checked, this wasn't an article dedicated to Lesbians. "

"Also, I don't want allies who are driven away from me simply because of what I am."

Thank you for being far more rational and eloquent than I am currently capable of being.

Again, dude, this article is 100% gay. Perhaps it should not have the word 'queer' in the title if it was going to be 100% gay to avoid this. This is exactly why I am not a fan of the term 'queer' being used so often - it doesn't mean anything specific. Here we see it being used in the title for the purpose of seeming…

Serious as a heart attack. If you can't even, then don't.

"...I often use the word queer to mean strange or odd..."

FFS, yes, we know that. Every damned feminist knows that. If we seem like we might forget, people like you are always around to angrily remind us. Literally all of the questions in this article were about gay men and lesbians or homosexuals specifically. This article has literally nothing to do with bisexuals. What…

Yeah, I can see that. For me basically, I dress how I feel. There is nothing more to it than 'I feel really uncomfortable in feminine clothing and naturally act in a way that is considered masculine'. There is really nothing more to it and I've been that way since I was a young. In fact, if you were to ask me to dress…

"This is not about hating a color. "

I thought this too. I mean, I'm lesbian, so I'm no expert, but I was like, "new", really? I seem to recall bears have been around at least as long as I've been around and I'm no puppy. Wtf?

It's a pretty obvious style, but the only thing that makes it boy band like, is the fact that we are talking about young queers, who are following a style of masculinity popular among young people. He's mocking lesbians by instead mocking the style that just happens to be popular among young people today. Young people…

Heres the thing though. Many of us, like me for instance, have a near trans-like relationship to gender. That's where you get butches, like me, and baby dykes and other identities which are usually part of what is referred to as queer culture. I mean, when you say 'performative' and 'fetishistic' I'm like, whoa insult!

This dude is pretty mocking and dismissive of several queer subcultures. I'm not a big fan of his 'boy band' joke either.

The 'death of queer culture' has not come to pass. Not if the gay youth of Toronto is any indication. Not if the tons of gay youth organizations are any indication. The tons of gay bars, the tons of gay resources. Gay women are still treated like total and utter shit and so we group together. Like, all the damned…

I know I'm super late to this party, and I'm glad people got upset over this, but how has everyone missed the obvious lesbophobia in 'humor' like this? Straight cis women are already falling all over themselves to distance themselves from 'those man-hating, hairy-legged lesbians'. The vast majority of the readership…

teehee

Yeah, I didn't realize this troll was so unhinged as to start replying to everyone in this thread. wtf?

The best question is, how did you find this comment? You must have seen it just before I dismissed his sorry ass.