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LGBT people here on the spectrum, let's unite!

Metalhead

Metalhead

Metal health will drive you mad!
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We will survive better than Gloria Gaynor.

Let's take over Hell, Michigan and make heterosexuality illegal there!

Maybe that's a bad idea, but I do want to see how many more of us are here.
 
Asexual, disinclined to romance as well, and at least medically transitioning male to female (Social comes later )

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Ronald Zeeman said:
I noticed a while ago the correlation, lots of overlapping sets .
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Yeah, why is that? I don't know why it is but if I want to go to spend time with autistics I go spend time in an LGBT support group.

And also in a few autistic-dominated hobby spaces there are a few of us who ended up either coming out as gay or undergoing a sex change.
 
Is correlation and causation somehow related. Who knows, have other more interesting puzzles on my plate at this time. Leave it to the psychologists to figure out.
 
Hazel_1914 said:
Yeah, why is that? I don't know why it is but if I want to go to spend time with autistics I go spend time in an LGBT support group.

And also in a few autistic-dominated hobby spaces there are a few of us who ended up either coming out as gay or undergoing a sex change.
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Almost all of my irl friends are both autistic and LGBTQ+. We have a few straight friends but they are outliers.

My husband is also bisexual and his first relationship was with a guy.

I don’t think all LGBTQ+ people are autistic, but the two seem to overlap frequently.
 
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