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It seems that LGBTQ + has turned into a secular religion instead of being a shorthand acronym for a community of people with a shared purpose (which is the original meaning behind the LGBTQ+). 

Now the different sects of the LGBTQ+ movement are all about bringing in as many people under the LGBTQ+ banner as they can get, the majority of whom have nothing in common

I find it pathetic that a heterosexual monogamous woman for example can claim more letters on the LGBTQ+ movement than most gays and lesbian 

It is a religion that quickly turns into a cult for many.

Sometimes there are too many traits and conditions that fall under the LGBTQ+ banner including PCOS and Queer can mean anything if someone gets carried away with finding new labels to identify as Queer

Why are there letters on the LGBTQ+ spectrum that represent totally unrelated things under the same umbrella?  Some straight people have never been oppressed for their sexual orientation and what is the whole point of having “queer pride”, if anyone can be considered queer? 

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