All this shows is more people are admitting it to pollsters. The percentages were identified decades ago, 1940 to be more precise:

"According to Alfred Kinsey's research, approximately 10% of men were considered "more or less exclusively homosexual" for at least three years of their adult lives, which is often cited as the "Kinsey scale" percentage for homosexuality; this figure is based on his studies that showed around 37% of men had at least one homosexual experience to ------."

Women's range is 1%-3%.

From a scientific perspective that is an invalid assumption, you can't draw any conclusions because the polls weren't meant to resolve this issue.

I didn't draw that conclusion from nowhere. I cited where I got my information, why I said what I said, gave a link to a great piece on the subject, and was all based that and what was the gold standard in sexual expression in 80 years, which I also referenced but did not cite. Do you need a citation for something that is, perhaps, the seminal study on this subject? The work is incredibly interesting.

It started out as ALLIES.
I remember that from the 80's. I remember it well. I remember PFLAG.

It was around 2015-2018 that it shifted.
Some militancy developed in the US.
There are *some* people that get their nose out of joint because "allies" aren't "them" so they can't be in "the group."
I've run into a couple of those types.

ChatGPT?
Jeezus.

Here's a great example of being wrong - and the historical and thoughtful rebuttal to it. Read the comments, and expand them (there's only one that matters and it's the longest. The rest are handclaps for it.

Notice you skipped the UC Davis part.

Didn't seem the least bit relevant to me. Is there something significant about that? You provided no context, no link. I don't much care given I lived through it all.

Allyship is after the LGBTQA+ part regardless of how many friends you have using it wrong.

Yeah - No. Wrong.
Don't need you telling me that me being gay and all my friends have been 'using it wrong'.
I've heard that from too many women that tried to get me to switch teams.