firstgrave:

a bisexual person saying “i think it is beautiful that i love those of all genders. bisexuality is freeing and revolutionary” is not putting down another persons sexuality. it is pride in one’s own sexuality.

a lesbian saying “my sole attraction to women is not regressive, but instead revolutionary. recognizing that im a lesbian has allowed me to be truly free” does not imply that lesbianism is the only “good” sexuality. it is pride in one’s own sexuality.

a gay man saying “I find freedom in my attraction to men. love between men is just as beautiful and revolutionary as any other love” is not saying that being gay is inherently better than other sexualities. it is pride in one’s own sexuality.

and quite frankly, a trans person taking pride in their sexuality (regardless of what that may be) is always going to be revolutionary, especially love between trans people. trans people absolutely have the right to take vocal pride in their sexuality without being accused of putting down other members of the lgbt community. this is absolutely true for straight trans people as well, who should not have to diminish or deny one’s sexuality when expressing their pride in their identity.

unless someone is saying “[ ] is the only free sexuality” or “[ ] love is the only revolutionary love,” there is no reason to assume that pride in one’s sexuality is an offense to another’s. and quite honestly, if you find yourself angered by another persons expression of pride, that may be a bias you need to evaluate.