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Why a growing number of LGBT+ people are incels – and angry they aren’t having sex
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Most people think of incels – or involuntarily celibate individuals – as heterosexual men who hate women because they won’t have sex with them.
But the movement is growing increasingly popular amongst the LGBT+ community. ‘I am ashamed to say that I’m a gay incel. For a long time I’ve felt deprived of getting the attention of men.
It has made me bitter and resentful towards them. ‘I don’t want to say that I’m shallow because I like a wide range of men as long as they’re masculine.
Maybe to some that sounds shallow. But I don’t care because it’s my life and I have a right to choose who I want to date or have sex with. ‘Why should I have to settle for less because I have a hard time finding a date?’ That’s what one frustrated gay incel wrote
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All LGBTQ+ People Should Stand in Solidarity With Black Athletes
Dwayne Wade’s vocal support for his transgender child generated overwhelming support among sports fans. His words of encouragement have helped many people wake up to the importance of equality for the transgender community. And recently, when Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Thom Brennaman used an antigay slur while on the air, several players vocalized their support for the LGBTQ+ community, including reliever Amir Garrett who tweeted, “To the LGBTQ +community just know I am with you, and whoever is against you, is against me,” he wrote.
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