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I think the LGBT community (or the LGBTTIQQ2SA) spends too much time among themselves making up arbitrary social rules and titles. It's overcomplicated and hinders their cause. CMV.

To be clear, I support equal rights in all forms. Consenting adults should be able to do what they want, wear what they want, say what they want and sleep with whoever they want. This is absolutely not an attack on the gay community.

But when I talk to friends of mine that are heavily involved in LGBT activists groups, I find that the conversation is derailed by word choices, pronouns, titles, etc.

It seems that they have, in their own circles, created a large number of social rules. Then, upon return to society, they're frustrated that the rest of us don't automatically know the rules.

I do understand why it can be frustrating to be called a "he" when in your heart you're a "she", but I also think it takes attention away from bigger issues, while at the same time making you seem confrontational and therefore less likely to have your message received.

CMV!
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Contrary to popular belief, the lives of LGBT people do not revolve around attempting to reform society's treatment of LGBT people. They have no obligation to ensure that every interaction they undertake is effective at advancing "their cause". The only way your statement makes sense is if your conversations with these activist friends are exclusively about LGBT activism.