LGBTQIAA: IDENTIFYING THEIR

DESCRIPTIONS AND DIFFERENCES

 WHAT DOES LGBTQIAA STANDS FOR?

• L-LESBIAN
• G-GAY
• B-BISEXUAL
• T-TRANSGENDER
• Q-QUEER/QUESTIONING
• I-INTERSEX
• A-ASEXUAL
• A-ALLY
 LESBIAN

Women who experience

sexual, romantic, physical,
and/or spiritual attraction
to other women.
 GAY

Used in some cultural

settings to represent men
who are attracted to men in
a romantic, erotic and/or
emotional sense.
 BISEXUAL

A person who experiences

sexual, romantic, physical,
and/or spiritual attraction
to more than one gender,
not necessarily at the same
time, in the same way, or to
the same degree.
 TRANSGENDER

• A person whose sense of

personal identity or gender
does not correspond to the
sex they were assigned at
birth, or does not conform to
gender stereotypes.
 QUEER/QUESTIONING

• Queer” simply refers to any

of the sexual minorities who
prefer not to label themselves
in any way regarding sexual
identity or sexual orientation.

• “Questioning” are those

who are in the process of
discovery (or re-discovery)
regarding their sexuality.
 INTERSEX

“Intersex” used to be
called “androgynous”, those
who are born with both
sets of sexual organs.
 ASEXUAL

• Anyone who does not feel

sexually or romantically
attracted to anyone else.
 ALLY

• Anyone who is from the

sexual majority (in short,
heterosexuals), who is
helpful and friendly
towards sexual minorities.
END