[ SECRET POST #3525 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3525 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Current trends that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

cool I'm gay and didn't ask what you think is homophobic

Re: Current trends that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

By the way, this is another trend I hate. Gay people calling any criticism against someone or some couple that happens to be gay "homophobic" when the criticism has nothing to do with them being gay and the exact same standard is given to straight people and couples. I'm sorry, but just because you're gay doesn't let you redefine what homophobic means.

P.S... I'm gay too!

Re: Current trends that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not "redefining" anything, as it's perfectly possible to exert the same standard over two different groups (in this case, gay and straight) and have that same standard send very different messages. the aroaces say the very same shit you're saying, "but I hate allllll PDA!" but you know what? the real world doesn't work that way, and when you tag gay PDA as if it needs a warning, regardless of whether you ALSO tag straight PDA (whose posts are far less frequent on tumblr so this always ends up being a hypothetical anyway...), it strengthens a homophobic message and makes many gay users uncomfortable.