[ SECRET POST #2814 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2814 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Moments that make you cringe looking back

[lunabee34]

Oh, so many from childhood. I was raised in a fundamentalist Christian household, and I was taught that being gay was a sin. I wrote a letter to the editor of the local newspaper about how horrible homosexuality is at about the age of nine. I realize that in the pre-internet era, living way out in the woods with no access to information, it's perfectly natural that I parroted my parents' awful beliefs, but man. It's in print. :(

Re: Moments that make you cringe looking back

[weaselbee]

Aw man, they printed it?

Re: Moments that make you cringe looking back

[lunabee34]

Oh yes. Yes they did. They printed (and still print although the newspaper is almost utterly dead) at least two or three right wing conservative and fundamentalist Christian diatribes each edition. Although mine wasn't so much diatribe-y as painfully earnest and horrific.

Re: Moments that make you cringe looking back

[sarillia]

lol I'm gay and I have those same kind of cringey memories too. I was such a stereotype, the closeted fundie homophobe.

Re: Moments that make you cringe looking back

[lunabee34]

*hugs*

I'm so glad I was able to grow away from that upbringing.