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Gay/ Lesbian /Bisexual /Transgended / questioning
I'm going to prom with a bunch of GLBTQ kids
GLBTQ by Angieobviously May 3, 2005
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Short for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered/Transexual, and Queer. Refers to what I guess you could call sexual minorities, "queer" being used as a blanket term for the first four and anything else unusual.
We're sick of everyone calling things "gay" when they're mad; we're starting a GLBTQ club to try to cut this crap.
GLBTQ by junkyardprince August 27, 2003
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She was an advocate for the GLBTQ community
glbtq by HasFurTwins November 15, 2018
A term of love defining all gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered people. It is used with love and appreciation for our differences, not out of hate.
The glbt dance is this friday. Come one, come all!
glbt by EPez April 14, 2006
GLBT people deserve to have the right to marry.
GLBT by marie drake March 9, 2004
GLBTQ plus "F" for friends
San Francisco has long had a visible GLBTQF population.
GLBTQF by Dieresis March 14, 2008

GLBT alphabet soup

Going over-board with adding letters to the traditional "GLBT (Gay/Lesbian/Bi-sexual/Trans)" acronym to attempt to include every non-homophobic possibility. GLBT alphabet soup can become a very long, nonsensical acronym. It becomes nonsensical in that it is redundant. Queer, for example, is a rather broad term that has already been covered by the GLB part of the acronym. Trans-gender and transsexual are close enough to the same thing that it's safe to just refer to those people as "trans". Questioning is ridiculous, because it doesn't take that long to figure out if you're gay or straight. Most people know their sexual orientation at a very young age. Allies shouldn't be included in the acronym because, as much as gays appreciate their support and openness, they simply aren't queer. The whole point of the original GLBT acronym is to have an all-inclusive term to describe queer people, not their fan club. Intersex is too detailed for the acronym; as previously stated, the very purpose of the GLBT acronym is to have a universal, simple term to refer to queer people. There can be more letters added, but the example of the GLBT alphabet soup is enough explanation of the redundancy of this term.
GLBT alphabet soup example (these are not all of the letters that some people use): GLBTIQQA=Gay/Lesbian/Bi-sexual/Transgender/Transsexual/Intersex/Queer/Questioning/Allies
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