As others have stated, it's not that it's more prevalent, it's that it's more forwarded. As a classification, nerds and geeks have been ostracized by many other "normal" groups. (I define normal as in the eye of the beholder, and I don't mean the D&D game.) The LGTBQ is another one of those isolated groups, and so I'd guess that, as groups that have experienced being outcast, it's far easier to welcome others, especially from other groups that have also been left out. Thus, there is the perception of it being more of a cross-section.

Mine is the 1st Amendment I can believe what I want, say what I want, assemble, and much else As long as I don't say anything of immediate threat or other illegal subjects. It pretty much allows all of us to post what we want without the government coming and taking us away to be prisoners or exiled.

Welcome to MO! Where you meet new friends/Bestfriends/Friends with Benefits, have someone stalk you on your profile page, make new enemies, and find that special guy or girl that is right for you! Enjoy your stay here and have fun!

Hello! ^u^ Welcome to the site! o(^▽^)o

Hi! ^u^ Welcome to the site! :O

http://i.imgur.com/yKhGgsD.jpg This is how I feel when a bunch of you 15 year olds join the site.

hi new to MaiOtaku and have no idea where to start, I've added all the info to my profile but can't find out how to interact with new people...any tips? i'm donnie

I don't know if that's an innuendo to someone cumming on a figure But I'd order the person the figure in mint condition, plastic and packaging, from the source