Any other straight people feel left out looking at all the lgbtq+ and how it's important to be who you are, but they don't seem to act like being straight and CIS is who you are, or is it just me? I've been online because my fractured ankle means I can't do anything else and I've sort of seen all these queer posts and I'm wondering "why am I different in ways that aren't sexuality?" and I see all these posts about how special queer people are and I'm thinking "me too, right? I'm special too?" and there's nothing there to confirm I'm special. I see these posts saying how they love queer people, but they don't say anything about straight people. If being queer is about excepting who you are, what if who I am isn't who everyone else wants me to be? What if who I am isn't what they wanted to define me as? What if what I've grown to be isn't what the world wants me to be? I've seen people post about how straight and CIS people are all awful, but I just mind my own business. Is the "default setting" rejected because its what's usual, or is it rejected because it's what's becoming unusual? Also WHAT THE HELL are these "cis people scare me" tags. WHEN DID CISPHOBIA EXIST.
Btw this is probably just me being the jealous little bitch I am. Ive already been jealous of lgtbq+ getting a whole month while people who have raised chickens don't get a month. This might just be me. Also I'm not trying to come off as homophobic or transohobic this is just me overthinking and posting what I've overthought.
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