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before i say anything I will preface this by saying I genuinely don't gaf who you wanna date or don't wanna date personally, and I don't think anyone should be forced to date anyone else for any reason.
This isn't what I'm talking abt, you already know it's not what I'm talking about. This is purely about the logistics of using blanket terms, especially when being outspoken about your "type".

Okay here it goes
I feel like at a certain point we have to accept something is no longer a "dating preference" and just a stereotype you believe.

Sure, there can be perfectly normal reasons why someone may be less inclined to pursue relationships with certain members of minority groups, even if they otherwise fit their standards. I can believe that for the most part.

But the inherent denial, the line in the sand that you draw and openly point at, that's not the same. Fkn hell, historically gay communities have had "no fats or fems", and we never act (or at least i hope none of you act) like it was anything other than misogyny and a blunt idolisation of eurocentric male beauty standards. There's a reason we disavow that kind of expression now.

But then when we have people sitting on the internet, signaling about how they would never date this group or that group, trans people, bisexual people, whoever tf. We somehow feel the need to have a discussion about "well who knows why that person has this opinion".
As if what someone hitting post on something where they talk about how they would "never date" so and so, is doing anything other than pointing a finger at a whole array of individuals and saying "you are like this. i dont like that". Usually to a minority group, sometimes making their romantic distaste for said group their whole personality.

I simply do not believe anyone coming online making such blanket statements has a single bone on them that cares for the group they're talking about at the most basic human level. And im tired of pretending it's okay to spew blatant hatred whole hiding behind personal taste

does anyone else feel the need to drop a manhwa when the art suddenly changes. i feel so shady doing so becayse the plot hasn’t changed but once i see the change which i don’t realize till multiple chapters in i just can’t unsee it. like this is how i feel about the chambermaid manhwa rn like the before n after of the first chapter n most recent ones kill me

Idk if anyone else has been on this side of tiktok but there's been a discourse on straight women not wanting to date bisexual male and im genuinely curious on your opinion and why coming from a straight/bi/gay male or female perspective

I personally would have no issue dating a bisexual male as long as he treats me right and is attracted to me whoever his previous partners were male or female and whether he was taking or giving it doesn't bother me but is it to say straight women not wanting to date gay men homophobic ?