Mary Kay continues with more examples of sexual orientations and the descriptive terms that some use to identify who they are attracted to. She also talks about how some sexual orientation terms can be a political statement and gives some helpful tips for how to be respectful of people whose orientation you’re unsure of.
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Another example of ways you can be an Ally that I forgot to mention is to join a group. PFLAG, or Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, has chapters in various areas of the US (and not just the cities… small town America too!) and parts of Canada (and I believe in other countries as well). It’s a wonderful group that gives support to those who love or care about GLBTQ folk and helps fight for full equality. Everyone is welcome, regardless of age, gender, or orientation, and you don’t already have to know a GLBT or Q person to join. They were quite helpful to me when I was just figuring out my orientation. http://www.pflag.org is their website.