More news you’ll never see or hear from the Handmaiden media. Something is flattening the Queer curve. While gay and lesbian identification has remained flat and consistent, BTQ+ is experiencing a significant downtrend.
A report from the Centre for Heterodox Social Science has the receipts. Western Journal (WJ) has the reporting.
In short, the report found that, after surging in the 2010s and 2020s, trans and “queer” identities are in sharp decline among young Americans.
Colleges — typically maligned as being the breeding ground for far-leftism in 2025 — saw the number of trans-identifying students cut nearly in half after its peak in 2023.
That year, nearly 7 percent of college students identified as trans. That number now sits at less than 4 percent.
The report also made a point to note that that percentage could drop even further soon: “Today’s freshmen are less BTQ+ than seniors, suggesting that decline will continue.”
Also from WJ,
“The fall of trans and queer seems most similar to the fading of a fashion or trend,” he posted. “It happened largely independently of shifts in political beliefs and social media use, though improved mental health played a role.”
In summary, the CHSS report said: “Trans, queer and bisexual identities are in rapid decline among young educated Americans. This does not appear to be the result of a shift to the right, the return of religion or a rejection of woke culture war attitudes.
Other sources have reported on the social contagion aspect, which led to a rise in self-reporting that has, like a fad, diminished significantly. Being heterosexual is back, which is good news because it saves everyone from a great deal of trouble and confusion. It is also just easier, and while the gender-benders won’t like it, it’s better for everyone’s overall mental health, the culture, and humanity.
Here’s to hoping the race back to normal continues.
