Queer-on-queer hate bingo

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I agree that there is a point at which labeling becomes excessive and no longer useful. There are so many words out there that people use to describe themselves that it isn't even helpful because they slap on this super specific label, no one knows what it means, and then they end up having to explain the label when they could have just explained their identity without the label in the first place. That being said, I think labels can be really helpful and important when used in moderation. I love having words to describe myself because it makes it easier to convey my own identity to other people, and it means I can find a community with people who share my label and therefore have similar experiences to my own.

I want to point out that no matter how tempting it may be to hit someone ( and I often feel that way myself), under the law it can be considered assault even if there is no significant injury. The hitter could be in a lot of legal trouble if the person hit decided to press charges. I would never recommend even a slap unless you could be very sure they wouldn't (e.g. a very close friend--maybe. But you might lose their friendship.)

Well I guess I really am frigid and have a disorder, then. Whatev. TBH I'll pick being asexual over being gay or bi anytime. I tend to see it as something of an almost extra-terrestrial trait that makes me superior to the pathetic, sex-obsessed Earthlings.