[ SECRET POST #2556 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2556 ⌋

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Comments

Re: OP

[sarillia]

That middle paragraph got me thinking about how to a gay couple that would be a nice question, someone actually acknowledging their relationship and being cool about it. But to a couple straight friends it's apparently annoying. I don't know, that's interesting to me.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

When I and a friend, a gay man and a lesbian, very visible, travelled around our state, we didn't have the shit beaten out of us because people assumed that we MUST have been in a relationship because, man and woman together. We were careful to appear together in the most redneck of situations.

Straight is assumed by default. The fact that people are assuming gay in this series, is really not like most of real life, except in limited circumstances. I feel the show is trying to say "gay" is more matter of fact to people than it actually still is, and HAHA look it's straight people mistaken for gay, how modern and PC! Poor straights!