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Lesbians shouldn’t be banned on their own subreddit for not wanting to fawn over “girldick”
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First of all, I’m not here to bash trans people, so don’t bother trashing them in the comments. I just think it’s stupid that on some of the lesbian subreddits (nothing wrong with lgbt either) you can get banned when you say you’re not attracted to trans women. Lesbians who are attracted to only the genitals of women are being called TERFs because they aren’t attracted to trans people. And that’s not right. The whole point of LGBT community is to be accepting of sexual preferences. Yet lesbians are being bashed for not being attracted to trans women. It’s just not right and this behavior is unacceptable.

Edit: Just banned from actuallesbians after being called a TERF, and a troll

Edit 2: guys, stop hating on trans people. This isn’t okay. Trans people are completely valid.

Edit 3: well r/actuallesbians is now private

Edit 4: To all those saying that I’m a TERF, and this issue isn’t real, here’s the mod of actuallesbians telling someone with a valid point to kill themselves

https://imgur.com/gallery/pUa7sIX

More Proof:

https://www.reddit.com/r/terfisaslur/comments/daw49y/got_called_a_terf_for_having_the_song_pussy_is/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

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