I don’t want to read LGBTQ perspectives here either. After what I have been through, I find soo much of that world to be quite triggering.
I literally do not understand same sex attraction at all. Utterly gross to my taste.
That said, I recognize that LGTBQ people are people and some of them can be narcissist monsters and some can be perfectly wonderful people.
I’m not sure on any given day what all the different gender identifications are anymore. I can’t understand the difference between bisexual and pansexual, demisexual and others…. And I don’t really care to go into it here. Google is fine if I cared to look it up, which I don’t. None of my business or interest, frankly.
I’m straight, and I’m into straight women. Period.
I just recognize that someone is here hurting from the mindfuck of finding out that their spouse is gay, and I wish to be mindful of other people’s pain as a way of demonstrating how other people should treat my pain.
We’re all still people. Elle, I get what you are going through and I get that there are times when you are more vulnerable than other times. Sometimes, you can present with a kind of gruff harshness that I have felt myself and heard about from others here that they find it hurtful and offputting.
Let’s not add to anyone’s pain is all I’m suggesting.