[ SECRET POST #2287 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2287 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think it has something to do with the assumption that someone who supports gay rights (yeah, I know, =/= reading slash, but I think to some people "supporting" extents to"enjoying media with gay people in it" and in the worst case "not openly disapproving of homosexuality) is gay themselves.

[(Anonymous)]

same anon

And believe it or not, irl, I have been asked if I'm a lesbian because I read slash. (Well, I actually am a lesbian, but I didn't know back then, and I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with reading about two guys doing it.)

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, when my mom caught me reading a book with two gay guys snogging on the cover, she kicked me out of the house under the assumption that I was a lesbian.

Funny enough, when I told her that I was a trans guy, she was suddenly okay with me being a "lesbian" and would rather I were that instead! Bigots are weird.

[(Anonymous)]

Nth to your last sentence. My homophobic mother has gone on long tangents about how horrible men are, and I've been dearly tempted to ask her why she doesn't want me to become a lesbian, then, instead of getting involved with an icky male.