[ SECRET POST #2666 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2666 ⌋

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Comments

[making_excuses]

I'll tell that to my girlfriend...

Didn't tell you, you can't claim it, didn't say anything such at all I said it shouldn't be a defining characteristic in a person, not for straight people or gay people or anything in between.

I am seriously scared about my writing skills your your reading comprehension. I wasn't talking about random children, but my future maybe children, growing up with a bisexual mother and probably a second mother, they would know whatever sexuality they end up having does not matter... I also said I will not celebrate any kind of sexuality because it is completely normal, it is not something that should need celebration and I would have been pretty damn offended if anyone celebrated me when I came out of the closet...

Sounding straight is such an idiotic thing to tell people...

[(Anonymous)]

ntayrt but pretty sure it's your writing

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - "Sounding straight is such an idiotic thing to tell people... "

Agreed. It's a very reductionist argument, and it's playing to stereotypes. "You sound like [insert type of person]." Really rubs me the wrong way.

And whenever they're wrong, of course they insist you must be lying.