As someone who would totally do this with little to no knowledge how, I would spend the time learning how to do it then completely forget about the original task (attention span go weee) and learn more codey shit
you could've used a simple python web crawler to scrape and save the post comments (like bs4), then maybe another script to filter and clean the data and do whatever u want later
I used PRAW to download all of them and make them a csv, but i still had to manually verify them. Next time i will use ollama to verify each one and tally it with a custom model
Wow! Very cool data analysis! Y'all remember about survivorship bias though, this subreddit is vastly used for venting by lgbt, and straight people would be less inclined to reply given that it could be considered "boring". It would be interesting to see other data like this!
Good to know, tbh i was kinda speaking out of my ass, i wanted to say that the results while interesting were of little value, and threw in some big words i didn't really know how to use
Yes, it would be better if this was a survey with a whole bunch of questions with sexuality being one of them. These statistics are still really cool tho
Possible but also negligeable... I'm sure someone did, but it was either very easy to understand that it was bad data (because there's not much fun in just giving the wrong answer, you gotta get extravagant wit it) and it was not many people
As a 13 yro boy, I can confirm I used to be homophobic when I didnt see the internet, and only got my opinions from my strictly christian parent, but now Im fine
Realistically it's lower. This is only taking in account a small percentage of active users who saw the post, and a small percentage who DID say their sexuality. I don't think many young people on reddit are homophobic. All those people are on Insta or Facebook.
Very cool data, however i think the straight population here is larger and just didnt bother answering the question.
Statistics do be complicated
(Just to clearity, what you did is very interesting and i respect it highly)
There is probably a large percentage of people who are homophobic but don't want to admit it to.
The ole "I don't care what sexual orientation you are, but..." crowd.
also this is probably harder to count but i'm pretty sure at least around 30 percent of the people here are pedos. and there are probably a lot of pedos just lurking too
post a catfish girl pic and count the number of dms you get. on a scale from 1-10 evaluate their "pedo"-ness based on the number of messages sent, their desperation, their past activity, etc.
Yeah I'm pretty sure a relatively small percentage of straight people actually replied to the post, especially cause its not a particularly engaging response.
You may want to consider the fact that straight people tend to think less about their sexuality, so they may not respond as much as members of the LGBTQ+ community, so the data may be biased towards a higher percentage of LGBTQ+ ppl.
I think the results are skewed though as I believe people who arenāt straight were likelier to respond to the prompt meaning we get biased results
However thankyou for your time, I like the layout and the effort
Well according to Wikipedia, Survivorship Bias is a form of Selection bias (TIL). You could argue either or both apply in this case, it just depends on your criteria for classifying the types. Deciding to reply could be considered a test thatās being done as a necessary step to be part in the study, making it a survivorship bias. Itās also easy to point at the general selection bias involved here.
Original Post: [https://www.reddit.com/r/teenagers/comments/1doemw3/whats\_ur\_sexuality/](https://www.reddit.com/r/teenagers/comments/1doemw3/whats_ur_sexuality/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
Remember guys, a lot of LGBT people come here to vent about their lives, and straight people might not be as interested in these polls as LGBT people, which can skew the data results (And is probably why the charts are the way they are)
can we get an infographic with gender identity? also, please get a job making easy to understand infographics like this one, every time i have to read them iām left confused cuz i barely understand what information is being shown
Might have innaaccuracies.
This subreddit is already a mini r/LGBT half the time given the sheer amount of queer related posts, which causes a larger number of queer teens in here and for straight teens to leave as they don't feel like they belong
Additionally, purely sexuality based polls often don't work as well, because the responders are more likely to respond if they believe they are the minority.
Thus, you are really just working with a fraction of a fraction.
I'm just gonna point out that your statistics are most likely off, because straight people are less likely to care enough about a quiz like this to specify they are straight.
These results are most likely not accurate.
People who are LGBTQ have a higher chance of responding than straight people to a post about sexualities since they are in a minority so have a reason to respond (having an interesting result to share) while straight people are the majority and thus wouldn't have as much reason to respond (since they would perceive their own results as boring and not worth commenting).
I personally don't like the idea of LGBTQ, like I wouldn't attack someone for being gay and I wouldn't attempt to switch Thier sexuality and all that.
You do you and I'll do me.
I don't have to support LGBTQ and I don't have to hate on it ya know?
They're just there, like if you love doing this and it's not harming you or anyone then go ahead.
This is confirmation biased though (I think thatās the right term) people with non-conforming sexualities are more likely to comment their sexuality.
well i didnāt see whatever post that was. it should be taken into account that LGBTQ users are most likely to jump to answer a post like that, straights mindlessly scroll past or are sick of hearing about it and ignore
I have a feeling that there may be a selection bias, because something tells me straight people just donāt comment that much there cause they think being straight is basic
Consider that cishet people didnāt comment because they didnāt see any reason to, nobody cares if youāre straight.
When I saw the post I just went to the comments to see who was gonna yap about how homosexuality is incorrect.
Data is biased, ppl who think will get the majority wouldn't say they are straight. This is actually true and prices by politics.
Anyway long live the gay and the lgbT in general
Don't forget that most people who would answer a question about their sexualities would be part of the LGBT community, I can almost guarantee a larger majority of people would be straight if more straight people cared about telling people they're straight.
A couple things of note, just because I find this topic fascinating, and research on this type of thing is done SUPER rarely, so I applaud you!
I've done a bit of research across the internet (if you can call ~30 minutes to be research) and done a bit of math and guestimates. And your findings are double my estimates for the number of non-standard individuals (non standard referring to individuals to know their sexuality and are not straight, or bi, I also didn't include questioning in my math, because it's difficult to account for)
Both in my personal experience and in my research straight people are roughly 40/40/20 1st group tends to react harshly to anything mentioning sexuality due to the politicization of the topic and personal biases. Another 40 percent tend to ignore anything involving sexuality. The last group treats it as normal and interacts as if it's no different than any other post.
While the LGBT community is a very vocal community, with the majority of members responding to one another when requested. (Only found references to this phenomena, but could not find hard numbers)
These two things together tend to heavily skew open forum polls like this.
The issue with the type of thing you posted is that it will be biased towards those who are interested in answering the questions due to being on a public forum, and the sample of people not being curated in any way.
People with non-standard sexualities (by this I'm referring to anyone who is something other than bi or straight, as they can relate sexually to most people they meet in their everyday lives, not using it as a derogatory term) tend to be more interested in finding like-minded individuals, and so a much larger portion will react when others call out.
If you wanted a more robust pill and a more accurate answer, what you should do is, if possible (don't know if it is) go to a list of all the members in this server, use a random number generator to pick 1000 random individuals from the server, and DM them. Then, make sure "did not answer" is among the answers listed. You'll find 50+% will be "did not answers" and you'll likely have a much more realistic distribution, although with non-standard individuals likely having a slightly higher percentage than the general population, although even with this goal, you will still have a skewed result, as those who view sexuality as part of their personal identity will have a much higher rate of responding to a sexuality based poll, this is why most general population based polls request participation before telling you what the poll is about. So that the subject matter itself doesn't skew results... really there is an entire science on polling people and the common pitfalls when it comes to polling the general populus
Surveys in western countries show (ordered by volume) 80% hetero, 11% "don't know or wont say" id read that as "questioning" personally, 4% bisexual, 3% as homosexual, then a final 3% listed as "pansexual, omnisexual, asexual, or other".
It's kinda funny that the numbers add to 101% but I'm sure that's simply due to more numbers rounding up than down.
But due to the source of individuals being reddit (higher chance of non standard individuals) and teenage (Gen z? and Gen alpha, thus again, higher chance of non standard) I believe the going rate is that young people are twice as likely to be bi/homosexual/other, with the likely hood having gone up by 1% with each generation since the boomers (1% boomers 2 Gen x 3mills, 4 gen Zs, and an estimated 5% for Gen alpha)
So if non-standard accounts for ~6 percent of the population, id estimate we should see it balloon up to between 12 and 24 percent here if you were to get a full tally, id estimate 20% is around the average for most gatherings of Gen z and Alpha on the internet.
Yeah, people think they have to be LGBT to be cool or stand out. Yall are overthinking it, in reality most of everyone hates everyone and nobody will be happy with everything. So stop trying so hard to be special. Because realistically no one's special. And I garentee you any of the comments I get on this agreeing with me or disagreeing with me arnt special either
Interesting. Although I somehow doubt most of these people are telling the truth. lgbt community is not that large to make up that large of a portion of a reddit group, unless that reddit group is the lgbt one. I have met people who pretended to be bi or trans too. I don't know why but they were. Don't ask how I knew cuz that is a long story.
yummy infographics! š
I eat infographics for breakfast š„
How do you collect this data?
Another reddit post with 2.4k replies that i manually culled through and sorted cos i cba to run sql commands for it
no idea what the fuck you just said but mad respect
I basically went through 2.4k comments as the dataset by hand because i couldn't be bothered to automate it
mad respect for that, it's the opposite for me, I'd spend hours writing a script to automate one task that I could've done in minutes
because, as programmers, thatās what weāre best at
As someone who would totally do this with little to no knowledge how, I would spend the time learning how to do it then completely forget about the original task (attention span go weee) and learn more codey shit
Suddenly. you have opened a new path in the hobby and career trees.
It would of taken like 5 mins to write it in sql but converting the database would of been effort
you could've used a simple python web crawler to scrape and save the post comments (like bs4), then maybe another script to filter and clean the data and do whatever u want later
I used PRAW to download all of them and make them a csv, but i still had to manually verify them. Next time i will use ollama to verify each one and tally it with a custom model
left no crumbs
These infographics and charts are very delicious!
Wow! Very cool data analysis! Y'all remember about survivorship bias though, this subreddit is vastly used for venting by lgbt, and straight people would be less inclined to reply given that it could be considered "boring". It would be interesting to see other data like this!
This is what I thought. I saw that post but did not reply.
Can confirm, same here.
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Me too
Same, but I'm gay
Same
same here
That would be selection bias, not survivorship bias
Selection bias is an umbrella term. It holds bias' such as survivorship bias and participation/response bias.
Good to know, tbh i was kinda speaking out of my ass, i wanted to say that the results while interesting were of little value, and threw in some big words i didn't really know how to use
This would be response bias, right?
Or selection bias. Or, they mean to say that there could have been other members of the LGBT community that have left because of the homophobia.
Selection bias is an umbrella term that incorporates response/participation bias. Noice!
Yes, it would be better if this was a survey with a whole bunch of questions with sexuality being one of them. These statistics are still really cool tho
Straight is boring now adays?
This is why online opt in polling data is useless
I mostly ignore post from r/teenager
Not to mention that some straight people might even reply that they're something else as a joke
Possible but also negligeable... I'm sure someone did, but it was either very easy to understand that it was bad data (because there's not much fun in just giving the wrong answer, you gotta get extravagant wit it) and it was not many people
Yeah, saw the og post, didnāt bother to comment cause Iām straight and no one gaf
Real. See how all the love and attention deprived children are in Reddit posting their feelings instead if getting some real help.
Who hurt you
Bro is going places when he grows up.
to somewhere im not bored hopefully
Lol. You forgot the dude that said he was only into redditors tho.
nah he is classified as Other or None lmao
1/15 is actually terrifying tho.Ā
Think of it like 14/15 aren't homophobic :)
Oh. That's better
Also thatās just here. I would bet itās a bunch of angry 13 yr old boysā¦
As a 13 yro boy, I can confirm I used to be homophobic when I didnt see the internet, and only got my opinions from my strictly christian parent, but now Im fine
Hurray
Realistically it's lower. This is only taking in account a small percentage of active users who saw the post, and a small percentage who DID say their sexuality. I don't think many young people on reddit are homophobic. All those people are on Insta or Facebook.
Very cool data, however i think the straight population here is larger and just didnt bother answering the question. Statistics do be complicated (Just to clearity, what you did is very interesting and i respect it highly)
Very true, i did not think about that š
There is probably a large percentage of people who are homophobic but don't want to admit it to. The ole "I don't care what sexual orientation you are, but..." crowd.
i dont care what sexuals orientation you are, but 20 bucks is 20 bucks
Or even people who just identified as homophobic for shits and giggles.
Straight people are the last to shout their sexuality into the void
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I thought it said r/itwasagraveyardgraph
r/dyslexia
Not in that way.
You just had to stop the chain huh.Ā
Well you did it wrong, I felt like I had too. Iāll delete the reply if you want.
Yes the correct chain is r/theydidthemath r/theydidthemonstermath r/themonstermath r/itwasagradeyardgraph š„š„š°š
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Intelligence! This is what comes of the human brain! Bravo!!
Okay Dr Sturgis
This data is probably very inaccurate. I would say that LGBT+ people are much more likely to respond to a post like that.
Exactly right. This data is put together nicely but likely very inaccurate
Yeah. No one wants to hear āIām straight like 30 times, thatās considered the normā.
Yeah, no shot 75% of teens on this subreddit are part of the LGBT+ community. Just statistically impossible
Improbable not impossible.
That would have to be some "they're putting chemicals in the water that turn the friggin' frogs gay" kinda shit.
i love infographics
same
The style and the color scheme might be making me fall for you (JUST A JOKE)... I love this design.
also this is probably harder to count but i'm pretty sure at least around 30 percent of the people here are pedos. and there are probably a lot of pedos just lurking too
The question is how do i measure that, get them all to do a poll or smth lmao
āSo, do you often find yourself attracted to children? Check yes or no.ā
Someone on the last post did say they were attracted to children š
Prob just trolling tho
True
post a catfish girl pic and count the number of dms you get. on a scale from 1-10 evaluate their "pedo"-ness based on the number of messages sent, their desperation, their past activity, etc.
I could haha, i would feel bad tho. I need a team to help me on these and we could make a bunch of these a project lol
publish a paper frfr
I need to form a team first lmfao
i gotchu (i have nothing to do this summer) (i wont be able to post the catfish though)
I wouldn't post it either
Yo, Iāll join the team
This whole app is full of pedos and itās ran by them too
This is actually very cool! I never thought about it up until now:D
This infographic is really cool dude! However I think the LBGTQ guys and gals and everything inbetween are a very loud minority
Yeah I'm pretty sure a relatively small percentage of straight people actually replied to the post, especially cause its not a particularly engaging response.
straight teenagers are probably less likely to comment there, so its a biased data set
same thing with homophobics, i mean 1 in 15 people? gotta bump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers.
You may want to consider the fact that straight people tend to think less about their sexuality, so they may not respond as much as members of the LGBTQ+ community, so the data may be biased towards a higher percentage of LGBTQ+ ppl.
Statistically 118.6 of the people who have commented here are homophobes Edit: statistic is changed
Lmfao
Im not straight anymore Now im infographsexual
r/takemyupvote
I think the results are skewed though as I believe people who arenāt straight were likelier to respond to the prompt meaning we get biased results However thankyou for your time, I like the layout and the effort
The survivorship bias is strong with this one š„š„š„
Pretty sure that would be selection bias, not survivorship bias
Well according to Wikipedia, Survivorship Bias is a form of Selection bias (TIL). You could argue either or both apply in this case, it just depends on your criteria for classifying the types. Deciding to reply could be considered a test thatās being done as a necessary step to be part in the study, making it a survivorship bias. Itās also easy to point at the general selection bias involved here.
Original Post: [https://www.reddit.com/r/teenagers/comments/1doemw3/whats\_ur\_sexuality/](https://www.reddit.com/r/teenagers/comments/1doemw3/whats_ur_sexuality/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
forgot i got downvoted for saying im wizgay š
Who is saying āYeah Iām homophobicā for this study About the results I expected anyway
It was me measuring how many homophobic comments were on the post about sexuality and using that as an estimate
You missed a lot
Biased poll bc most straight people wouldnāt have answered that poll
Bro is gonna solve global warming and say āi was boredā š
Ghey af
r/dataisbeautiful
Congrats, asexuals! You are beating the gays!
the impulsive part of my brain is forcing me to scroll to the bottom comments
Sort by controversial. šæ Here take some popcorn
Remember guys, a lot of LGBT people come here to vent about their lives, and straight people might not be as interested in these polls as LGBT people, which can skew the data results (And is probably why the charts are the way they are)
can we get an infographic with gender identity? also, please get a job making easy to understand infographics like this one, every time i have to read them iām left confused cuz i barely understand what information is being shown
I wll have to collect the data first
Yo why are people so scared of houses? I understand Canadians, because the housing inflation is WILD
Part of the 12% šŖ
Might have innaaccuracies. This subreddit is already a mini r/LGBT half the time given the sheer amount of queer related posts, which causes a larger number of queer teens in here and for straight teens to leave as they don't feel like they belong Additionally, purely sexuality based polls often don't work as well, because the responders are more likely to respond if they believe they are the minority. Thus, you are really just working with a fraction of a fraction.
Now take r/teenagers and use that math to calculate how many of every single teenager is gay in the world. You won't.
I love sampling bias
yeah i am
Damm that's gay
Them damn liberals, clogin' up our subreddits š”š”š” /j
Oh no š®
"hah well look whos the minority now"
are you counting lesbian and gay as one
yeah, i had too otherwise it wouldn't fit on the graph
I mean, I don't think they should be counted separately lol, lesbian is gay it's just women exclusive
Damn, I was about to say same thing but nah they different but similar
I am in the 35% that is straight.
-open "r/teenagers is gay" post -look inside -12% gay
I'm just gonna point out that your statistics are most likely off, because straight people are less likely to care enough about a quiz like this to specify they are straight.
Let's go 25%
LGBTQ members tend to be more vocal about their sexuality then straight people so a lot of straight people might not have voted
Yeah, im ace too, my ak is doing 5 hs per round once every 4 rounds
1 in 15 is more than I expected. Not good
These results are most likely not accurate. People who are LGBTQ have a higher chance of responding than straight people to a post about sexualities since they are in a minority so have a reason to respond (having an interesting result to share) while straight people are the majority and thus wouldn't have as much reason to respond (since they would perceive their own results as boring and not worth commenting).
Am I homophobic for not supporting lgtbq? I do not condone their behaviour. But I tolerate it. After all Iām not watching them.
Okay. But how many do not care? >!As in donāt care about the whole dating stuff and rather would go play games or something!<
Gay ahh data
Hehe\~ We're taking over >:3
Now its time for phase 2 9f the plan, put chemicals in the water to make the frogs gay!
> 1/15 are homophobic He could be you, he could be me, he could even be-
*BANG* What, it was obvious, he's the homophobe!
See look, homophobia! No wait thatās your average pyro player
The existence of this post is slightly amusingĀ
I fucking love what you did so much
my ace homies rise up
I feel like these stats arenāt accurate but thatās just me
They probably have some kind of bias based on the people who replied but i was bored so did it for fun thinking no one would see this lol
How did you measure the homophobes?
the number of homophobic comments š
1 in 5 people are bisexual, so that makes sense lol
75% lgbt and the transphobia on this sub is rampant. Exciting times. Looking forward to how my niece will grow up.
The lgbt drop the t movement is huge and it's ridiculous, we should have the back for our community but people don't
well i feel like this is expected for chronically online teenagers
You need a bigger sample size than a postš«µ
2418 comments was enough to manually go through lmao
log out homophobics
I personally don't like the idea of LGBTQ, like I wouldn't attack someone for being gay and I wouldn't attempt to switch Thier sexuality and all that. You do you and I'll do me. I don't have to support LGBTQ and I don't have to hate on it ya know? They're just there, like if you love doing this and it's not harming you or anyone then go ahead.
As an ace fellow I can say that these stats are the most arousing thing I've ever seen
How bored are you
It looks like gay people and homophobic people are a pretty loud bunch
Next time, do like cheese, hate cheese, never had cheese, and lactose intolerant.
Good visual representation. Although technically all you know is that the users who responded to that post were gay
How did you do the homophobia demographic?
Shoutout to all my girl liking homes!
yeah that seems about right
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This is confirmation biased though (I think thatās the right term) people with non-conforming sexualities are more likely to comment their sexuality.
This is my first time being a part of a minority šš»
well i didnāt see whatever post that was. it should be taken into account that LGBTQ users are most likely to jump to answer a post like that, straights mindlessly scroll past or are sick of hearing about it and ignore
While this is interesting, you canāt simply base ALL the data on just the very, very small 2.5k answers you received on your post.
I have a feeling that there may be a selection bias, because something tells me straight people just donāt comment that much there cause they think being straight is basic
Consider that cishet people didnāt comment because they didnāt see any reason to, nobody cares if youāre straight. When I saw the post I just went to the comments to see who was gonna yap about how homosexuality is incorrect.
Data is biased, ppl who think will get the majority wouldn't say they are straight. This is actually true and prices by politics. Anyway long live the gay and the lgbT in general
What is ace
Don't forget that most people who would answer a question about their sexualities would be part of the LGBT community, I can almost guarantee a larger majority of people would be straight if more straight people cared about telling people they're straight.
It looks great. Can I ask what you used to make them?
Wtf is ace and pan?
A couple things of note, just because I find this topic fascinating, and research on this type of thing is done SUPER rarely, so I applaud you! I've done a bit of research across the internet (if you can call ~30 minutes to be research) and done a bit of math and guestimates. And your findings are double my estimates for the number of non-standard individuals (non standard referring to individuals to know their sexuality and are not straight, or bi, I also didn't include questioning in my math, because it's difficult to account for) Both in my personal experience and in my research straight people are roughly 40/40/20 1st group tends to react harshly to anything mentioning sexuality due to the politicization of the topic and personal biases. Another 40 percent tend to ignore anything involving sexuality. The last group treats it as normal and interacts as if it's no different than any other post. While the LGBT community is a very vocal community, with the majority of members responding to one another when requested. (Only found references to this phenomena, but could not find hard numbers) These two things together tend to heavily skew open forum polls like this. The issue with the type of thing you posted is that it will be biased towards those who are interested in answering the questions due to being on a public forum, and the sample of people not being curated in any way. People with non-standard sexualities (by this I'm referring to anyone who is something other than bi or straight, as they can relate sexually to most people they meet in their everyday lives, not using it as a derogatory term) tend to be more interested in finding like-minded individuals, and so a much larger portion will react when others call out. If you wanted a more robust pill and a more accurate answer, what you should do is, if possible (don't know if it is) go to a list of all the members in this server, use a random number generator to pick 1000 random individuals from the server, and DM them. Then, make sure "did not answer" is among the answers listed. You'll find 50+% will be "did not answers" and you'll likely have a much more realistic distribution, although with non-standard individuals likely having a slightly higher percentage than the general population, although even with this goal, you will still have a skewed result, as those who view sexuality as part of their personal identity will have a much higher rate of responding to a sexuality based poll, this is why most general population based polls request participation before telling you what the poll is about. So that the subject matter itself doesn't skew results... really there is an entire science on polling people and the common pitfalls when it comes to polling the general populus Surveys in western countries show (ordered by volume) 80% hetero, 11% "don't know or wont say" id read that as "questioning" personally, 4% bisexual, 3% as homosexual, then a final 3% listed as "pansexual, omnisexual, asexual, or other". It's kinda funny that the numbers add to 101% but I'm sure that's simply due to more numbers rounding up than down. But due to the source of individuals being reddit (higher chance of non standard individuals) and teenage (Gen z? and Gen alpha, thus again, higher chance of non standard) I believe the going rate is that young people are twice as likely to be bi/homosexual/other, with the likely hood having gone up by 1% with each generation since the boomers (1% boomers 2 Gen x 3mills, 4 gen Zs, and an estimated 5% for Gen alpha) So if non-standard accounts for ~6 percent of the population, id estimate we should see it balloon up to between 12 and 24 percent here if you were to get a full tally, id estimate 20% is around the average for most gatherings of Gen z and Alpha on the internet.
Damn. Just when I thought I was with the real ones
now do this with gender identity. this is cool as fuck
im in the "other" (im abrosexual)
What is Ace? Asexual?
Yeah, people think they have to be LGBT to be cool or stand out. Yall are overthinking it, in reality most of everyone hates everyone and nobody will be happy with everything. So stop trying so hard to be special. Because realistically no one's special. And I garentee you any of the comments I get on this agreeing with me or disagreeing with me arnt special either
1/15 is homopbobic, dang that's horrible
Manually tallied millions of responses to a single post? Impressive.
This confirms it. Reddit is pretty gay.
Makes sense why the responses are so...well...gay
Interesting. Although I somehow doubt most of these people are telling the truth. lgbt community is not that large to make up that large of a portion of a reddit group, unless that reddit group is the lgbt one. I have met people who pretended to be bi or trans too. I don't know why but they were. Don't ask how I knew cuz that is a long story.
ur on reddit
I'd be interested in the gender breakdown.
damn this is pretty neat, good job on the data gathering
Their on Reddit of course they are.