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When me and my bestie were getting the lesbians allegations just bc of some jealous losers. And the guy that i liked (bro liked me back too but we haven't confessed) started joining those losers. My bff didn't liked that and wanted them to stop but they contuined and he as well. It made me feel gross for liking a guy who couldn't respect my bff, ca...... reply
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What's Ur favourite colour?
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24 06,2026
what’s your favourite colour? be quick. first instinct only. no pretending you’re deep
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When they joked abt me doing SH, trusted them sm but they just had to say that. Yeah fuck you eat shit and die reply
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Not the ick, but we were at a party 3 years ago and he knew all of lady gaga's choreographies. That's when I realized.
I started liking him because we had so many interests in common. Just didn't see at the time that liking men was also one of those
probably this is out of topic but I just wanted to vent. I would marry him tbh (he's my bestie...... 3 reply
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Something that gave you that ICK. Can be something they said, a way they acted srsly anything
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You’d be surprised (well, not really, considering how beloved otome isekai is lol. And that genre IS FULL OF racism, classism and proslavery advocates) by the sheer amount of slavery content churned out every year by Korea, Japan, and China. It’s genuinely absurd. And if anything, it feels like it’s only gotten worse lately. So much worse. At...... 2 reply
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my cousin recently came to me frustrated about something that's been bothering him for a while.
he told me he's straight, but he really can't stand religious fanatics, especially when it comes to homophobia and strict gender roles. he told me about an intense debate he had in class with an overly religious boy at his college. according to him, most people sided with the religious boy, which wasn't surprising given how christian-ingrained our country is. but some of his classmates (mostly the top/honor students, he said) and even one of the the religious boy's friends took my cousin's side.
when i told him he could just ignore people like that, he said he knows he could, but what makes him angry is the way some of them act so certain they're morally right while shaming other christians who support lgbt people and telling people they're going to hell. he told me he often points out what he sees as hypocrisy, and while that usually gets him mobbed online, he still stands his ground.
he also told me that one thing he's noticed is that when some religious people feel cornered in an argument, they usually do one of three things: . 1. they accuse him of being gay then mock him or 2. pull out a bible verse instead of answering the question directly or 3. just say "truth hurts."
he had a long conversation with me. part of why it affects him so much is because he has lgbt friends, a lesbian cousin (me), and a brother he cares about. hearing some of the things people say genuinely upsets him.
i admit i get angry too. i told him i used to argue with people like that, but now i mostly block and avoid them for my peace. my cousin says he can't do that because the comments still get under his skin and he said their dumbness amuses him at the same time.
so i'm curious what other people think.
why do some people care so much about other people's sexuality or gender roles? and do you feel like homophobia is getting worse, staying the same, or improving where you live?
he told me he's straight, but he really can't stand religious fanatics, especially when it comes to homophobia and strict gender roles. he told me about an intense debate he had in class with an overly religious boy at his college. according to him, most people sided with the religious boy, which wasn't surprising given how christian-ingrained our country is. but some of his classmates (mostly the top/honor students, he said) and even one of the the religious boy's friends took my cousin's side.
when i told him he could just ignore people like that, he said he knows he could, but what makes him angry is the way some of them act so certain they're morally right while shaming other christians who support lgbt people and telling people they're going to hell. he told me he often points out what he sees as hypocrisy, and while that usually gets him mobbed online, he still stands his ground.
he also told me that one thing he's noticed is that when some religious people feel cornered in an argument, they usually do one of three things: . 1. they accuse him of being gay then mock him or 2. pull out a bible verse instead of answering the question directly or 3. just say "truth hurts."
he had a long conversation with me. part of why it affects him so much is because he has lgbt friends, a lesbian cousin (me), and a brother he cares about. hearing some of the things people say genuinely upsets him.
i admit i get angry too. i told him i used to argue with people like that, but now i mostly block and avoid them for my peace. my cousin says he can't do that because the comments still get under his skin and he said their dumbness amuses him at the same time.
so i'm curious what other people think.
why do some people care so much about other people's sexuality or gender roles? and do you feel like homophobia is getting worse, staying the same, or improving where you live?
