[ SECRET POST #3370 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3370 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Is it rude to assume that someone is straight?

[(Anonymous)]

If you do it, it's embarrassing and awkward (and can be upsetting as well) when inevitably you assume wrong. Because even if we trust your data, that's still almost 1 in every 25 people you meet who will be not straight.

Whereas it takes very little effort to not presume and instead keep an open mind.

Though I know this is a very imperfect metaphor, you could think of the importance of keeping an open mind kind of like catering for a large group: you could assume on the balance of probabilities most people will be able to eat the same meal. But there are so many reasons (medical, lifestyle, ethical, religious) why a one size fits all approach won't work.