Did you know? 🤓 #pride #lgbtqiapride #lgbtqia #lgbt

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My favorite thing to say after making a homosexual joke and getting told it was gay is “actually it’s bisexual”

scooburst_hockey_edits

There are many subscription types of gay
1. LGBT (free version, limited access)
2. Lgbtq (paid with ads, full access)
3. Lgbtq+ (paid no ads)
4. Lgbtqia+ (no ads, access to special features)
All satire btw (I'm bi pls don't yell at me)

tnlknsc

Honestly, thought it was because "lgbt" sounded better.

Charliedaduke

As a Lesbian I am proud of ourselves. ❤🧡🤍🩷

LadyVenus

I'm a guy but go girls we would be nothing without them

lindsaymrozek

Support your local gays and remember to show respect towards the lesbians that helped care for and strengthen our community!!

gracegallimore

Glad to know that a lesbian pride week is on my birthday also)) Congratulations, girls!! 🧡💖🤍

uwuhgep

I would have never known! My mother lost her uncle to AIDS during the crisis, but it’s glad to know there were so many dedicated people who were helping! We honor the women that helped back then ❤️

NightShiftWorkers

virtual hugs for all queers in the replies!

jan-pi-ala-suli

As a gay guy, I much rather prefer L being the first letter of the acronym. Plus, I feel like LGBT rolls of the tongue nicer than GLBT lmao

xxtechno_spooderxx

Not Even A LGBT Person, But i support the movement, Let us all have the freedom to not be ridiculed if you are different.

KhedivateOfEgyptYT

Lesbians are also the most trans-supportive group out there that isn't trans itself. I had so many good experiences with this subset of the queer community ❤️

derpfaddesweisen

Lesbian, bi, pan, omni, aro and/or ace girlys assemble!
👇🏻

Liz-Jen.

THANK YOU FOR I grew up as a cis white female in the Mormon church. Now I'm out of the church, I find myself TRAGICALLY undereducated about my LGBTQ+ siblings. Thanks for helping fill in the many many gaps ❤️

moorflower

My mom was one of those lesbians (specifically a nurse)! Her brother had passed from AIDS as a result of substance use, and so she had asked for bereavement leave, but she saw that no one else was going to care for the AIDS patients on the unit, so she didn't take leave. She wanted to ensure that her patients had at least one person who cared about their wellbeing, and ensured they could die with dignity and care.
My other mom was in med school in the heart of the US Bible Belt and later residency in a city beginning its heroin epidemic. She had a very similar experience of being one of the only healthcare providers to actually treat and care for AIDS patients.

brinnc-o