Results: When I had friends in the LGB community, there weren't many of them. They kept a low profile, they did their thing, I did mine. We met socially but I wasn't a member of the group. Now I would like to join but I need a "letter of introduction."
Published on 05/02/2024
As of this moment the LGB community has grown into the LGBTQQIP2SAA one and new members seem to be joining the group almost daily. At my advanced age all the people I once knew in the community have either passed away or moved away. I no longer have anyone to sponsor me as a member so I need a "letter" so that I can apply for membership. Do I need a new one or can I just use one of the existing ones? I have some ideas. See what you think of them.
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I don't think "H" for heterosexual will be acceptable because many members of that group not only don't like the LGBTQQIP2SAA community, they actively work to close it down. One letter I think I would like to use is the letter "P" for several reasons. Here is the first one. "P" stands for parade. Everyone likes a parade and the LGBTQQIP2SAA have one of the best ones. The group has recently been excluding groups from joining their parade but with the right letter maybe I can join. Will "P" for Pride Parade work?
Yes
12%
248 votes
No
18%
382 votes
Undecided
24%
505 votes
Not Applicable
46%
965 votes
- Spectator
- nope and would NEVER!
- Never
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Another reason I like the letter "P" is because the LGBTQQIP2SAA have great parties. I have been to one or two and they are fantastic fun. I have met some great people, I can really dress up for them, the food is usually good and there is never a lack of friendship or entertainment. I think this is another good reason to become a member. Do you agree?
Yes
15%
319 votes
No
24%
510 votes
Undecided
18%
377 votes
Not Applicable
43%
894 votes
- A pool party - all those Speedos and coats (robes) of many colours.
- nope and would NEVER!
- Yes I have and had a great time. Despite that, I am not a joiner. My social circle is diverse and inclusive. You sound like a great person to be around that should get you accepted anywhere
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When I worked for a consulting company and travelled on business to most of the major cities in the USA with one of my associates (G), who is a life member of the LGB (as it was known at the time) he always knew where to find a "piano bar" which I discovered was a euphemism for a gay club. It was a safe place for G. and I enjoyed going with him to a few of them. I was always made welcome and didn't mind the extra TLC I got because I was a guest. The food and drink were better and less expensive than at a straight bar for reasons unknown. If I was still in business, that would be reason enough to go to one of those piano bars. I think P for piano is another good reason to join the LGBTQQIP2SAA. Do you agree?.
Yes
13%
281 votes
No
25%
521 votes
Undecided
19%
400 votes
Not Applicable
43%
898 votes
- Watching the playoffs in a gay bar is a memorable experience
- NEVER!
- No but I would have gone
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I enjoy politics and have been quite active in the past, but less so these days. The LGBTQQIP2SAA are very politically active these days and, if I join, I can lend some of my expertise to the group. Do you think the LGBTQQIP2SAA could use some additional help politically from a new member like me? "P" for politics?
Yes
13%
283 votes
No
24%
496 votes
Undecided
20%
429 votes
Not Applicable
42%
892 votes
- what is with the "Woke" stuff ..
- NO
- n/a
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If you have another letter of introduction to the LGBTQQIP2SAA group will you provide details below?
Yes
5%
102 votes
No
24%
506 votes
Undecided
13%
264 votes
Not Applicable
58%
1228 votes
- It's getting pretty full already.
- ?
- NEVER
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