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Among transphobic LGBs (and the right-wing divide-and-conquer strategists who incite them) there’s this “drop the T” idea that’s justified by claiming that since being trans is not a sexual orientation, LGB(T) is not a “natural community.” The opposite is true.
If “natural” means what occurs organically, then the natural communities are these: 1 Gay cis men, gay trans men, trans women who remain in their gay male social group 2 Cis lesbians, trans lesbians, trans men who remain in their lesbian social group
These are the communities that already exist. Both are much more “natural” than the L and G grouping, which is often largely a matter of political utility. At least, that’s my experience.
And not to forget:
3 Cis bisexuals in mixed sex relationships who ain’t welcome nowhere.
#lolsob
Lesbians and gay men have had and continue to have political affinity based on shared material oppression:https://broadly.vice.com/en_us/article/mbqjqp/the-women-who-fought-aids-it-was-never-not-our-battle …
idk in my expirience i havent ever really been as close to trans men ive known than to trans women and im a cis lesbian 
don't feed the GetTheLOut trolls...
what about straight trans people
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