Do You Consider Yourself Part of the LGBTQ+ Community? | Joe Lycett
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If you see the whole video, you find out that his friend is an even bigger agent of chaos.
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Completely off topic but I love the fact that there's a tribe in Africa where the bride gets to sleep with her husband the night before the nuptials and if he's crap she can say no. Let's face it we've all got a skewed version of Africa but we could learn a lot when it comes to life and death.
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I am gay. Do I consider myself part of the ‘community’? Ok, yes, but why do we need to define ourselves by our sexual orientation? I guess history plays its part in this. I hope there will come a time when we don’t actually need a ‘community’.
As you say, history and even the present day play a part in this.
But I have to say, I don't want to get rid of the community. Even if we lived in some sort of ideal eorld where there was no bigotry against sexual minorities, I would still want to go to Pride parades. The overwhelming positivity of those events is pleasing whether you are oppressed or not. There's more to queer culture than just fighting for civil rights. There is a history of celebration, of joy!
Gay hot spots can become cultural hotspots worthy of anyone's attention. When a straight friend of mine travel to Japan one of the things he saw was a gay bar that apparently had a certain underground cult following. Do you think the only customers of drag clubs are gay people?
The '80s may not have been good times for gay people, but everyone was dancing to gay music, they just didn't necessarily know it. It was only after the year 2000 when the kind of activism that you appear to be poo-pooing raised the profile of LGBT people that I learned that many of the pioneering electronic dance music acts that I enjoyed were queer.
Why would you want to say we should no longer acknowledge any of that?
Even what you describe as defining ourselves by our sexual orientation is not that at all. Does a straight person define themselves by their sexuality if they put a picture of their opposite sex spouse on their desk? Strangely enough no, it's only when an LGBT person does it that it becomes defining themselves by it for some reason. Straight people are allowed to be openly straight. No one tells them to shut up about being straight, no one tells them that they shouldn't define themselves based on that. If Joe had asked the straight members of his audience to identify themselves nobody would be criticizing them for defining themselves by their sexuality. But for some reason if a queer person does it that's what people say.
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I'm a gay Doctor Who fan. I get Russell T Davies reminding me I'm part of the LGBTQ+ community week after week after week. (It's getting a bit boring tbh)
You think RTD is bad, you should have been around during the JNT era!
It's a strange feeling seeing a fellow gay person complain about having *too much* representation. Not necessarily a bad one, just strange when it hasn't even been 20 years since it was legal to fire people for being gay in the uk
@@dolphinloser6546 I'm all for inclusivity and diversity but do you actually watch Doctor Who? It's sledgehammered into every story. It's just getting tedious.
@@hopebgood I do! Like I said, it’s just a new feeling having been there in the 90s and 2000s fighting to have even a single gay character, or a character who wasn’t a homophobic stereotype - I never imagined seeing someone feel there was too much, is all. No hate, it’s just new to me
@@dolphinloser6546 Maybe I'm just easily bored. Which is probably true tbh mate. Have a nice night and be happy 🏳🌈
Yes I do. My wife dumped me for a woman. That makes me closely related to the effing community and so are my kids and grandkids thank you very much 😢