[ SECRET POST #2161 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2161 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hi there, I'm also a lesbian and not offended by the usage of it *shrugs*. Maybe because it's one of those things that came about when I was young- everybody in primary school started using it as a substitute for stupid or lame and I think it's just stuck. I think for me the word has lost all meaning in regards to something offensive. If somebody starts throwing around faggot or dyke though, I will be offended.

Waiting for everybody to tell me how I feel and dogpiling me for my "self-hating" issues :/

[(Anonymous)]

I don't want to tell you how you feel, but do you think that's because "gay" is more commonly associated with, well, homosexual guys instead of lesbians? It makes me wonder how gay guys feel about the word being thrown around like that.

[caecilia]

I'm a gay woman and I don't like it, and I've met gay men who feel the way I do, and gay men who agree with the anon you're replying to. So I think it's pretty mixed.