Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans*, queer, questioning, intersex, pansexual, 2 spirited, asexual and ally. Are there too many labels?
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LGBTQQIAAP:

  • L: Lesbian. Women attracted to women.
  • G: Gay. Men attracted to men.
  • B: Bisexual. People attracted to both sexes.
  • T: Transgender. People whose interior sense of gender is different than their exterior physical sexuality, whether male to female (MTF) or female to male (FTM).
  • Q: Queer. People who don’t want to label themselves by their sex acts but do want to claim being different, eccentric, and fabulous. Reclaimed from an old hate term, Queer can also be highly offensive, depending on usage.
  • Q: Questioning. People still working out who they are attracted to, often applicable to the young.
  • I: Intersex. People born into bodies that are not definitiviely male or female, including those born with ambiguous genitalia, bits of both male and female plumbing, or genetics beyond the standard XX and XY.
  • A: Asexual. People who are affectional but aren’t that into sex.
  • A: Allies. Straight people who support the LGBTQ+ community.
  • P: Pansexual. People attracted to others more by individual personality, differing from bisexuality in that they ignore the gender binary altogether.

LGBTQQIP2SAA:

  • Lesbian (homosexual female)
  • Gay (generally a term used for a homosexual male, however some women use it)
  • Bisexual (is attracted to both genders)
  • Transgender (identifying as a gender that is different from your biological one)
  • Queer (also gay, however some people prefer to identify as queer because the like the word and/or use it to empower themselves and ‘take it back from the bullies’)
  • Questioning (people who are unsure about their gender identity/sexuality)
  • Intersex (people with two sets of genitalia or various chromosomal differences)
  • Pansexual (read this.)
  • 2-Spirit (a tradition in many First Nations that considers sexual minorities to have both male and female spirits)
  • Asexual (people who are not sexually attracted to anyone, and don’t identify with any orientation. other than this one, obviously.)
  • Allies (Loving supporters of the community, though not necessarily ’part’ of it. [fully supportive straight people are here, as well as supportive members of the community])