Cis, he/him, not interesting. Leftlib/Demsoc cusp, Socdem rising, moon in Ancom. Header: my buddy Alexander, best cat in the world, 3/02–10/16. 
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(Side note: Despite the recent “oh but it’s a slur!!” handwringing about “queer,” that was not one I heard often. Like, I was aware it was a word for gay people and of course people giggled when they read it in old books, but it wasn’t being slung around as a weapon much)
where I grew up, in eastern MA in the '90s and esp. the late '80s, people definitely sometimes used "queer" as a slur ("smear the queer" being a popular playground game of chasing and beating up an unpopular kid), but nowhere near as much as "gay".
by the mid-'90s though hardly anyone went to "queer" as their first-choice insult anymore, and "f*g" got much more popular. then people would use "queer" sort of sideways, to "get away" with saying a "bad word" and then pretend "no, I just meant 'strange'!"
the same dodge every generation of high school students discovers with "niggardly", after they read Hamlet for the first time.
absolute same (north shore), although of course it sounded like “quah”
ah, you mean "(nowath shawh)"
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