The creator taps into a common frustration within the LGBTQ+ community about being stereotyped and having their identity reduced to a single aspect, making the content relatable and shareable.
Summary
The creator discusses how online men often assume her entire personality is defined by her being a lesbian, despite her having many other facets to her identity. She clarifies that while she embraces and supports her queer identity, it doesn't encompass her entire being.
Structure
1Men online assume lesbianism is her whole personality
2She clarifies her identity is more than just being lesbian
3She embraces her queer identity but it's not her sole focus
4She wants to create a safe space for queer people
Call to action
If you support queer people being visible, please like, comment, and follow me.
On-screen text
I'VE HAD HUNDREDS
OF MEN ONLINE
THAT I DON'T
NEED TO MAKE
BEING A LESBIAN
MY WHOLE PERSONALITY.
BUT I NEVER
I JUST ANNOUNCED
THAT I AM A LESBIAN,
AND THEY ASSUMED
IT'S MY WHOLE PERSONALITY.
Transcript
I've had hundreds of men online that I don't need to make being a lesbian my whole personality. But I never I just announced that I am a lesbian, and they assumed it's my whole personality.
Original caption
Being queer online sometimes it’s like all people can see is the fact that I’m queer. There’s so many other things about me. Do I love to present as queer and create space for other queer people? Absolutely. Do I talk about LGBTQ issues? absolutely. Do I make being gay my entire personality? Absolutely NOT If you support queer people being visible, please like, comment, and follow me. I wanna make a space where queer people feel safe and the more of us there are- the safer we become #lgbtq #lesbian #queer #toxicmasculinity #fyp