Queer definition

“Queer ” means different things to different people, making it difficult to clearly define. It is not necessarily codified within the LGBTQ community — or within mainstream society for that matter — but it is evolving, as language does.

Queer: Queer is an umbrella term for all sexual and gender minorities. If a person is not straight and/or not cisgender, they can identify as queer. Although "queer" was once used as derogatory, it has been reclaimed. However, it a queer person is offended by your usage of it. It is respectful to stop. [follow this link to find a bundle of videos related to the sociological study of sexuality: http://www.thesociologicalcinema.com/1/category/sexsexuality426c2cb9b6/1.html]

Have you ever wondered whether you might be queer? 🏳️‍🌈 The word queer is a wonderfully broad label that describes any non-straight and/or non-cisgender identity! It can be an umbrella term for any and all LGBTQ+ identities (including both sexuality and gender), as well as an independent label that people use to describe their experiences. ✨ The label queer has evolved a *lot* over time — from being used solely to mean “strange,” to being used as a derogatory term for the LGBTQ…

Not the most stereotypical queer ☺️

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