Bisexual adults make up the largest proportion of the LGBTQ+ population -- 4.4% of U.S. adults and 57.3% of LGBTQ+ adults say they are bisexual. Gay and lesbian are the next-most-common identities, each representing slightly over 1% of U.S. adults and roughly one in six LGBTQ+ adults. 

Slightly less than 1% of U.S. adults and about one in eight LGBTQ+ adults are transgender. The most commonly volunteered LGBTQ+ identities are pansexual and asexual, mentioned by less than 2% of LGBTQ+ adults each.

When they say "most as bisexual," they truly mean it. Most Gen Z women in the LGBT column identify as bisexual at 20.7 percent with the next highest group being lesbians at 5.4 percent. This is highly consistent with past trends where young women have always been far more likely to be bisexual than everyone else. 

But it doesn't stop there. The greater danger comes from these women who believe they're transgender or gender-fluid, and with each successive generation, the LGBT numbers only grow: 

These changes have been led by younger Americans, with about one in 10 millennials and one in five Gen Z adults having an LGBTQ+ status. The generational differences and trends point to higher rates of LGBTQ+ identification, nationally, in the future. If current trends continue, it is likely that the proportion of LGBTQ+ identifiers will exceed 10% of U.S. adults at some point within the next three decades.

What's causing this? 

It's a multi-pronged attack that involves the cultural, governmental, professional, and educational worlds. Combined with the natural tendencies and thinking patterns of women, this attack has had an extreme level of effectiveness. 

Firstly, let's start with what we already know. Homosexuality and gender fluidity are being pushed by our mainstream and corporate media everywhere you look. You can't escape it. It's even in your children's shows. This has allowed the LGBT lifestyle to become so normalized for many, and Gen Z has likely gotten the worst of it of all the generations so far thanks to the internet. 

Then there's the educational system which, depending on where you live, may put quite a bit of focus on LGBT lifestyles and beliefs. Teachers, school board members, and school staff may push all sorts of things on students from a simple LGBT flag hanging where students can see it to actual lectures by "educators." 

The business sector isn't any better. With DEI being pushed by nearly every major company, Gen Z will be forced to display a level of acceptance if they haven't already joined the community in some capacity or face reprimands, social ostracization, or even termination at work. 

This works to indoctrinate both men and women but young women are especially susceptible to this deluge of LGBT indoctrination due to their nature. Let's start at the top. 

According to the study "Gender Differences in Personality across the Ten Aspects of the Big Five," researchers found that women display higher levels of neuroticism and agreeableness: 

Neuroticism

Neuroticism describes the tendency to experience negative emotion and related processes in response to perceived threat and punishment; these include anxiety, depression, anger, self-consciousness, and emotional lability. Women have been found to score higher than men on Neuroticism as measured at the Big Five trait level, as well as on most facets of Neuroticism included in a common measure of the Big Five, the NEO-PI-R (Costa et al., 2001). Additionally, women also score higher than men on related measures not designed specifically to measure the Big Five, such as indices of anxiety (Feingold, 1994) and low self-esteem (Kling et al., 1999). The one facet of Neuroticism in which women do not always exhibit higher scores than men is Anger, or Angry Hostility (Costa et al., 2001).

Agreeableness

Agreeableness comprises traits relating to altruism, such as empathy and kindness. Agreeableness involves the tendency toward cooperation, maintenance of social harmony, and consideration of the concerns of others (as opposed to exploitation or victimization of others). Women consistently score higher than men on Agreeableness and related measures, such as tender-mindedness (Feingold, 1994; Costa et al., 2001).

Both of these factors play a large part in accepting LGBT indoctrination. 

Young women are less likely to resist the pull of the crowd thanks to higher levels of anxiety and low-self esteem, causing them to not want to be left out in the cold. Society is currently telling them that anything but absolute love and acceptance of the LGBT lifestyle is just hatred and bigotry, and combined with their higher levels of agreeableness and desire of maintaining social harmony, they embrace and engage in it. 

Some go even deeper into the culture, and when they do, they're often subjected to some very serious indoctrination that drags them further in until they begin identifying as one thing or another. 

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Girls with higher levels of mental trauma or psychological issues are especially susceptible, as one researcher found. This was later found to be true by a Planned Parenthood whistleblower, who noticed that many of the girls who came in to receive hormone treatments often reported mental instability, high levels of anxiety, and past traumas. 

What we have is a society that is effectively churning out more LGBT people by utilizing predatory tactics that prey on the insecurities and anxieties of people in order to grow their ranks, and young women are the most susceptible to this based on their natural psychology. 

Why are they doing this? 

Because the LGBT community typically votes Democrat. I'll let you put the rest of it together yourself.