Well, there’s the F-slur (f-a-g-g-o-t), which you should never say. Other than that, I suppose just don’t stereotype. I personally don’t find most jokes offensive, as long as it’s clearly a joke and the person is not specifically (like on a talk show, if they don’t make any other jokes) picking on the LGBTQ+ community. Just be careful when making jokes.

Okay! Lgbt is an acronym, most of the time also including q and +. L stands for lesbian, g stands for gay, b stands for bisexual, t means transgender. The q can mean queer but most of the time is perceived as questioning, and plus is for more sexualities that aren't as common as LGBT. Does that answer your question?

Making new friends because you realize you'll have to come out to them at some point and they may not accept you and you might lose them

I’m transgender, and I guess people are different, but I prefer it if people treat me like I was never another gender, because I wasn’t really. (I’m FTM, so I’d prefer it if you treated me like I’m cisgender and wasn’t assigned female at birth)

Transgender, queer/questioning

It's like being bisexual but instead of sexual attraction to two or more genders its romantic attraction to two or more genders. Most bisexuals are also biromantic.

For the 2nd question asexual isn't exactly not being interested in sex (some enjoy it) they don't just look at someone and have the urge to have sex(i guess) but yes you can become asexual because of drama and thats valid

There’s a also Demiboy and Demigirl - they’re quite hard to explain, so sorry if I get it wrong. It’s almost like you’re 50% non-binary and 50% a boy or girl. Again, sorry if this was wrong!

I do. I love the people who are super chill with you coming out because they just assume everyone is bisexual. The people who think you're straight then are super weirded out or non-supportive when you come out are the worst.

Because people wrongly understood a couple thousand year old book.