[ SECRET POST #2750 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2750 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As others have mentioned, I've never seen an SJW use "breeder" in regards to straight people. Just the rabid child-free groups.

I would say it wouldn't make any sense for them to use it since gay people can breed just fine, but then, some SJWs also have the whole "cis-scum" thing going, even though most gay people are also cis.

[(Anonymous)]

It used to be a fairly common way for gay people to refer to straight people (and especially bisexuals in a straight relationship). Doesn't happen so much these days. /old lesbian

[(Anonymous)]

I'm a bisexual in a straight relationship. I've been called a "breeder" by gay men, in the past. They stopped it after I pointed out they're far more likely to have kids than I am.

I think back many years ago, it was much more taboo for gay men to raise families. That breeder name-calling was a semi-humorous way of dissipating that sadness. I understand it, but it was misguided.

Like many women, I can't have kids. Never wanted them, anyway.

I'm glad that breeder remark is less common now. It reflected most badly on the gay community, implying gay people couldn't be capable parents.

I've never seen a SJW use the term. Some child-free groups do use the term (as well as the delightful "crotch-fruit") but they're just being juvenile (ironically).

[arcadiaego]

My friend heard people yelling it at bisexuals at Pride this year so that was nice.