What does it mean to be Queer?

Being queer is understanding that my sexuality is fluid. I am not straight but I don't want to label my sexuality.

If you're queer, you're not straight. Anybody who is questioning, bi, pan, aro, ace, poly, gay, demi, or has a fluctuating sexuality is considered queer. Something to note is that queer is a slur, and though it's been reclaimed by those who are in the LGBTQA+ community, it's still a personal choice as to whether or not you use the term. If you identify as genderqueer, you do not identify as cisgender.

It's a term used for those who aren't heterosexual or cisgender. It's originally meaning "Strange" or "Peculiar"

To be queer is to be part of the lbgt community. It's basically like if you don't want to label yourself, a lesbian or bisexual or something. You can just call yourself queer. Basically- it means that you're not straight.

Being Queer just means that somebody does not identify as either straight (heterosexual or exclusively being attracted to people of a gender other than their own) or cisgendered (meaning that they identify as the same gender they were assigned at birth, usually by a doctor) or both. Queer is an umbrella term and many identities fall under it but some use it to describe their gender or sexuality not in an umbrella term way but just as the label they feel most comfortable with!

The literal definition of the word Queer is odd, however the slang definition can be used to describe someone who is homosexual.

Inclined to be attracted to people of the same sex. This doesn't always mean gay. Bi, pan, demi sexual etc...

Being queer is just another word for bisexual. And bisexual means that you're attracted to all genders.

Being queer is usually defined as any identity that is either non heterosexual (bi, pan, homosexual, asexual etc) or not as cis ( trans, non binary etc)

Queer is generally defined as having any sexuality/gender difference from being straight or cisgender. This can include even questioning your sexuality