Talking about your multiplicity

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odd isn't it, that multiplicity still feels so stigmatised despite the fact that so many of us function just as well if not better than most singletons. given the current immense popularity of LGBT identity politics and successful rights agenda when we consider reality that less than about 2% of the US population identifies as gay and about 0.3% as transgender, while probably 1% is multiple (don't have stats for other countries and the multi stat could be higher obviously, due to stigma and lack of recognition by services) it would seem that we stay hidden because of lack of effective advocacy and understanding not because there is anything inherently wrong with any of us.