Ok first off that so so dumb. It sounds to me like they’re trying to say that you’re “not queer enough”, which is just rude and not a real thing. Second, if I happen to be misreading the situation, reading up on queer history might be what you want to do.

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hang out with more trans people

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You don’t have to be “culturally queer” if it’s not something that really calls to you, that’s completely chill! But if you wanted to lean into it more, Rocky Horror Picture Show is a fun start. It’s a nonsensical movie, but it’s dramatic and fun and appreciated in the community

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i would figure pretty much every type of queer person can benefit from watching the 1990 documentary Paris is Burning, which is about the late-80s gay & trans NYC ballroom dance subculture. whether or not you end up relating to anyone in it, it’s a really important bittersweet window into the past. connected some dots for me re: US gay history

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just be urself, id u wanna be queer ur queer, explore ur identity, how u wanna dress , how u wanna express yourself thats all

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Underlined the B in LGBTQ A+ and just kind of leave it there for them.. seems pretty screwed up and try to exclude

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