Er, no, it's rather frustrating for us film music scholars trying to trace other composers. And often young composers get no credit whatsoever working for him.

:offtopic: Which has little to do with LGBTQ... :D

Oh yeah? How so? *curious*

It's just frustrating not to know what someone has worked on, if they're given no credit. A lot of my composer friends say that it's a real drag to work there, since you're writing someone else's music.

Hello Boobical xD
Hey other people of menewsha

Hi there Dest! Hey Ribs. :)

It's morning where I am!

So, Ribs, do you read any queer literature? Actually I suppose I should ask if you even like to read. :XD

I don't even read books anymore - i go to Booksie.com<3
I'm addicted to it now

There's a tactile thrill of holding a book, and you (generally) get a higher quality from published literature.

I've been reading Bi Any Other Name which is a collection of short essays from bisexual people. It's been interesting. I've also got a book checked out from the library that's a collection of essays from adult children of LGBTQ parents.

Wow, it looks like this really picked up after a while. How long has this group been here?

For a couple of weeks now. Not very long at all! :sweat:

Hi there!

I wonder why I haven't seen this before. It's really had to find threads for asexuals. I also checked 'genderqueer' even though I prefer to be called an androgyne.

We're really sporadically active is why I would guess you haven't seen us, Crow. "QUILTBAG" was coined by a friend of mine who lives in Tel-Aviv and is an active member of the queer activist groups there; she wanted a term that was an inclusive as she could make it and fun to say.

I'm just spreadin' the message of QUILTBAG to the masses. :D

Is there anything you'd like to see added to thread; for example a resource I could link to on gender neutral pronouns that you enjoy in particular?

There seems to be a lot of Bisexual people out there. I don't know many, I think...

You know I thought that was kind of weird - we have so many bisexual people who have filled out the poll but not so much for anyone else. I definitely expected there to be more gay men and lesbians than I did bisexual people.

I know two bisexual people in my personal circle of friends IRL and I happen to be bisexual myself.

I think bisexuality is actually more common than just lesbian or just gay -- there's that spectrum, the Kinsey Scale I think it's called, with straight at one end and homosexual at another, and most people fit somewhere in the middle. I'm more attracted to other girls than to guys, but I still consider myself bi -- and I've been married to a man for five years.

Hm i actually know more lesbians than anything but lol that may be cause that's who i choose to hang out with
(I'm bi.. I think I prefer girls... kinda)

That's a good point about the Kinsey scale, Scholar.

How did you do the rainbow mohawk?

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Most of the people I end up hanging out with are straight and sometimes it's weird because I can't always relate to their problems.

It's part of the Iris' Rainbow CI, from July.

*points to siggy* You can win one in my raffle!