Being Left-Handed is similar to being Queer?

Admittedly, this revelation happened while I was really high. Still seems to make some sense to me though….

• About 90% of people are right handed and you might either generally forget that left-handers exist, or think that their prominence in society is overstated.

  About 90% of people are heterosexual and you might either generally forget that queer people exist, or think that their prominence in society is overstated.

• The appropriate response to discovering someone is left handed is to say "oh" and move on with your day.

  The appropriate response to discovering someone is queer is to say "oh" and move on with your day.

• Being left-handed can be mildly inconvenient as most things are designed with right-handers in mind.

  Being queer can be mildly inconvenient as most things are designed with heterosexuals in mind.

• People tend not to believe people when they say they are "truly ambidextrous"

  People tend not to believe people when they say they are "truly bisexual".

• A lot of societies, especially back in the day, would force left-handed people to use their right hand for everything

  A lot of societies, especially back in the day, would force queer people to pretend to be straight.

• Once it became more acceptable to be left-handed, reports of left-handedness rose from a mere 2% to over 11%, particularly among the younger demographics (18-39)

  Once it became more acceptable to be queer, reports of queerness rose from a mere particularly among the younger demographics but some people still think it’s the result of "grooming" rather than less fear.

• In some cultures, the left hand is considered "unclean", even though in modern society that's kind of a dumb idea

  In some cultures, being queer is considered "unclean", even though in modern society that's kind of a dumb idea

• And much like being queer, left-handedness is something you're born with, can't actually control, and doesn't actually say anything about who you are as a person. It's just different, and that's okay.

  And much like being left-handed, queerness is something you're born with, can't actually control, and doesn't actually say anything about who you are as a person. It's just different, and that's okay.