[ SECRET POST #6829 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6829 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think some queer people are so mired in online discourse where everything they like has to be GAY TM, that if they like something that isn't they have to tie themselves in knots to argue how it actually is otherwise they loose their gay card or something?

Like I enjoy some T-Swift songs because I think they're fun and catchy, I'm also a raging lesbian, my like of her music does not invalidate that and I can like her music as a queer woman because the beauty of music is that it can speak to different people. Shocking.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree, I have seen this with some people online (not just queer people). If they like someone, they need to find reasons to justify WHY they like them. If Taylor Swift is just this basic white straight billionaire, it's harder for them to "justify" it than if she's secretly queer and caught up in this web where she can't come out but is flagging it. Just like some people don't want to dislike someone because they're annoying or because they just don't click with them/don't enjoy their music or YouTube videos or whatever, they try to find a reason why that person is *problematic* so they can be justified in their dislike.

To me all of this is silly, you can like or dislike someone/their work regardless of whether or not there's some moral justification behind it.