What does lesBIan mean, t, p, h, bi, l?

In the lesbian community, "T" refers to those who tend to be masculine or like to dress up as masculine/neutral ("T" comes from English tomboy), but the original meaning of "tomboy" does not represent homosexuality; "Shiva" refers to a lesbian (also called P) who is very feminine in dress, behavior and temperament. The word "po" originally comes from T, which means "T's wife". T means that lesbians tend to dress up as so-called masculinity or take the initiative in sexual relations; P refers to the so-called traditional women who dress and act in accordance with the so-called tradition or who are passive lesbians in sexual relations; For those lesbians whose appearance is not obviously biased towards men and women or who can be in an active or passive position according to different situations in sex, they can be called H, that is, regardless. However, if we carefully analyze the relationship between lesbians and the distribution of life roles, we can still see the return of mainstream gender role culture. T is a "husband" and P is a "wife", which is not uncommon. T's friendship requirements for P, such as "gentleness", "femininity", "long hair" and "understanding", all reflect the femininity norms that a wife should have in heterosexual relationships.