you could say that the dude from mulan who fell in love with her liked her when he thought she was a guy to i read it somewhere idk if it's true

It probably because a lot of people just don’t know. If you see this happening, it’s good to educate them

Exactly! Straight is not the default (as much as it’s funny to call straights “Defaults”).

There’s; Skoliosexual, where you’re attracted to Non-Binary or Transgender people.

Queer, questioning, intersex, ally, transsexual

Cupio, where you don't feel sexual attraction but you still want a sexual relationship. Lith, where you feel sexual attraction but you don't want it returned. That's all I know.

Show her some lists of sexuality’s, or genders. https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Finstinctmagazine.com%2Flgbtq-will-replace-lgbt-time-to-add-to-the-alphabet-it-is-2016%2F&psig=AOvVaw2kWSVRhyUzfy3AHDWYNnrQ&ust=1615479272531000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCOi3xLOPpu8CFQAAAAAdAAAAABAD

This is something I can not help you with. Stick with them, just in case

Some asexuals will still have sex, they just don’t find people sexually attractive. They can find people pretty n stuff but like, they’re not sexually attracted to anyone. Some asexuals are also sex-repulsed. It doesn’t make a difference to your relationship— love is love!

Bring up LGBTQIA in a conversation first, but don’t mention that your queer. If they say sh** about this awesome community, no offence, but you need some new friends! If they say they accept it and/or are part of it, that’s a good sign that they’ll accept you. You could write them a letter, text them, whatever feels most comfortable to youz

I agree!

there was this one kid in my class and he said that most girls are being bisexual now "JuSt FoR tHe TrEnD"

You could be bisexual, but also asexual or demisexual towards other guys? I relate, I am a bisexual who is asexual towards men but not girls aswell.

Well, how do I say this? LGBTQ is Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning. It stays the same even if you add a plus. And if you didn't know, the plus means other, less common sexualities like Asexual, non-binary, and etc. Thats what I think the answer to your question is!