puts on helmet alright time to check these comments
I posted it 4 hours ago now and thankfully, it only seems like we have a couple of bigots. That's pretty good for the internet.
I love that I refreshed the front page to find this meme at the top with "-2 new comments" but at least the whole thread hasn't been nuked.
Nice work mods, let's keep hateful comments to a minimum while still encouraging healthy discussion with people that might honestly not know better.
They're mostly pretty funny.
When the gay marriage vote came to Australia, my household got very political. I voted yes, but both of my dads voted no.
I never understood the gays who voted no on a referendum back in the 2000s and justified it with some religious and heteronormative bs like "marriage is from religion by religion" and "we're the outliers, so we shouldn't make people conform to us". Like, how self-hating and backstabbing can you be. If you don't want it, you don't have to have it but let others realize their dreams at nobody's expense.
I do agree that marriage is a religious thing and I wouldn't care at all, but getting married brings a lot of benefits.
So its not like gay people want to "realize their dreams" but we want the same benefits that straight people have.
If religious people dont want to accept gay people, then benefits shouldn't be given based on religious acts like marriage.
Why is everyone complaining about child grooming lately? I get my dog groomed once a month and the first couple days of her smelling nice is the best. Do you all just like dirty kids?
Hopefully unnecessary but, /s
I have a teenager- so it's not that I like that she's dirty, it's just that she's at that age.
How else am I supposed to get my kid looking like a million dollar man? Good looks come with good grooming! Especially the blonde flowing locks!
I firmly believe some children need grooming. Comb their hair once in a while!
It's like pulling teeth to get my daughter to brush her hair. And she has beautiful curly hair. It gets all matted in the back. She's 13. Shouldn't she care?
When I was in middle school pretty much every teacher in the school was in one big lesbian menage a trois. Everyone knew it, and they would all cycle through being roommates with each other. Last I checked, there wasn't an unusual amount of gay alumni. On an unrelated note, we also learned important skills like critical thinking and understanding the world we lived in, turns out that mattered quite a bit more in my life so far.
That sounds absolutely hilarious. The closest I ever got to that was spotting a middle school teacher years later at a Pride festival. He did not remember me and I was too shy to go talk to him. I had the hunch that he was gay but it would've meant a lot to me if he were out during that time. Oh well, he was a great teacher regardless.
It was an open secret that my high school French teacher was gay. He pretty much couldn't hide it. He would have made MAGA boomer gaydars go off. But at the time, you would get fired if you were openly gay and a teacher in Indiana. It was so fucking stupid. Everyone just turned a blind eye to it. He clearly loved his job and wanted to do it for the rest of his life, but how sad that he had to hide a key part of himself just to do it. I'm not sure if he's still teaching- I don't even remember his name over two decades later- but if he is, I hope he's happily married to his then incredibly hot boyfriend (I'm not gay but he was so hot, I might consider it). I only knew about the boyfriend after graduating and running into them a couple of years later. I guess unlucky in his job but extremely lucky in love.
Is this how
conservativeshomophobes try to play the victim here? "Oh we're in the minority now, let's pretend we need to come out"?No, I think the joke is that just talking about your life is considered coming out or even "proselytizing", if you're not heterosexual.
I'd always say "I sit there and listen to my teachers talk about their sex life" as a joke when someone asked me how my day was back then, I didn't think it'd turn into reality.
As an aside, when I was a rather innocent pre teen, I was into hair metal of the 1980s, and liked the Motley Crue song Girls, Girls, Girls. I didn't know what menage a trois meant though.....so I asked my French teacher.
One of my dumbest moments but honestly I really didn't know and it seemed reasonable to ask the person who knew French.
My school had a Latin teacher who read erotic Latin poetry to her senior class. I didn't have her, but friends did.
Oh man, I was in a kids choir when I was a kid and we performed at Christian churches often. I was raised Catholic and didn't have access to a Bible routinely, we you bet I'd be reading Song of Solomon every chance I got. That is the horniest shit ever.
